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808 – 404 – 202 km

The route is divided into four sections of about 100 km each. Whether they are riding solo or with a team, participants must complete each section before going on to the next. At the end of each section, all participants will go through an intermediate station (or timing station), where they can do their team relays or rest before resuming the ride. Participants in the 808 Challenge must complete the route twice. Along the way, there will be water stations every 50 km.

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70 km

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80 km

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125 km * Friday *

The same courses as the 404 km, participants registered on Saturday will complete the course towards Arundel, while participants registered on Sunday will complete the courses towards St-Donat. The distance of 202 km must be completed in less than 11 hours. Start and finish lines for both days are at Tremblant Resort, at Place des Voyageurs; timing stations are located in Arundel on Saturday and St-Donat on Sunday.

* The course may be subject to minor changes

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125 km * Saturday *

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Combo 250 km

The cyclists must complete de 125 km towards Arundel on Friday and 115 km towards St-Donat on the Saturday for a total of 250 km. The 125 km must be completed in less than 11 hours on Friday and the 115 km must be completed in less than 11 hours on Satuday. Start and finish lines are at Tremblant Resort, at Place des Voyageurs.

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202 km

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GRAVEL

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90 km • GRAVEL

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125 km • GRAVEL

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404 – 202 km • GRAVEL

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Start and finish:

Tremblant Resort
Mont-Tremblant, Québec

Tremblant Resort is the hub of the event.

Place des Voyageurs is the starting point for all categories and the finish line for all events. It is also the midpoint transition zone as well as the site of the exhibition village and various participant services.

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Steps 

STEP 1 : Tremblant - Namur - Arundel
The first section is the shortest (93 km) and has the lowest elevation (883 m). Departing from Tremblant, participants take Montée Ryan to Highway 323, which takes them through the villages of Brébeuf and Amherst to Namur. From there, riders do a U-turn and go back on Hwy 323 to Amherst, turning at Rockway Valley road for the last sprint toward Huberdeau and finishing in Arundel.

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STEP 2 : Arundel - Wentworth - Tremblant
The second section is the longest (107 km) and has an elevation of over 1,129 m. It starts on Highway 364 South and winds through scenic farmlands. The route does a loop through Lost River to Montcalm, crossing Lac des Seize-Iles back to Arundel and ending at the Tremblant Resort, where the second timing and fuel/aid station is located.

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STEP 3 : Tremblant - Lac Quenouille - St-Donat

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STEP 4 : St-Donat - Lac baribeau - Nordet - Mont-Tremblant Park - Tremblant
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR: 808 ONLY:
Sections 5-6-7-8 are to be ridden in the reverse direction of the first 404 km.
STEP 5 : Tremblant - Wentworth - Arundel
The fifth section is the longest (107 km) and has an elevation of over 1,176 m. It starts on Highway 327 South and does a loop through Montcalm to Lost River, crossing Lac des Seize-Iles back to Arundel and ending in Tremblant. The route ascends gradually from Lost River until it crosses Montée Ste-Marie. For the return trip on Highway 364, the ride is predominantly descending until Arundel. The last leg winds through scenic farmlands and ends at Tremblant Resort, where the second timing and fuel/aid station is located.

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STEP 7 : Tremblant - Mont-Tremblant Park - Nordet - Lac Baribeau - St-Donat

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STEP 8

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