CHALLENGES

The recreational

80 km – 70 km – Combo 150 km

80 km: On the same courses as the other challenges, participants will ride towards Arundel. Once at the refreshments station, instead of continuing on the 202 km course, they will return immediately towards Tremblant Resort, for a total of 80 km. Start at the Place des Voyageur and finish line at Parc de la Chapelle (Tremblant Resort).

70 km: On the same courses as the other challenges, participants will ride towards St-Donat on Le Nordet. Once at the refreshments station, instead of continuing on the 202 km course, they will return immediately towards Tremblant Resort, for a total of 70 km. Start at the Place des Voyageur and finish line at Parc de la Chapelle (Tremblant Resort).

The experienced

125 km – 125 km – Combo 250 km

125 km: On the same courses as the other challenges, participants will ride towards Arundel. Once at the timing station, instead of continuing on the 202 km course, they will return immediately towards Tremblant Resort, for a total of 125 km. The distance must be completed in less than 11 hours. Start at the Place des Voyageur and finish line at Parc de la Chapelle (Tremblant Resort).

115 km: On the same courses as the other challenges, participants will ride towards St-Donat on Le Nordet. Once at the timing station, instead of continuing on the 202 km course, they will return immediately towards Tremblant Resort, for a total of 115 km. The distance must be completed in less than 11 hours. Start at the Place des Voyageur and finish line at Parc de la Chapelle (Tremblant Resort).

The robust

202 km – 404 km

The 404 ride covers a total of 404 kilometres with an elevation of over 4,200 metres. Following the same route as the 808 Challenge, and composed of four legs of about 100 kilometres each, the course can be summarized as follows: start at the Place des Voyageur and finish line at Parc de la Chapelle (Tremblant Resort), with timing stations in Arundel, Tremblant and Saint-Donat. For those riding in daytime only, the first half of the course has to be completed in less than 11 hours on Friday and the second part on Saturday.

The ultimate

404 km – 808 km

Participants must complete the 404 km ride twice in under 48 hours, for a total distance of 808 kilometres and a total elevation of more than 8,400 metres. The route crosses through 17 municipalities in the Laurentians, Lanaudière and Outaouais regions and is composed of eight legs of about 100 kilometres each. Intermediate timing stations in Arundel and Saint-Donat, and passages through Mont-Tremblant Resort, are points at which teams can do their transitions.