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In our articles, you will find a mix of stories and tips for many different regions. Routes are often in a Komoot collection at the bottom of the article.
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In April 2026, Pisa will host the Terre di Pisa Bike Days for the first time: free expo, test bikes on real Tuscan gravel and guided rides. And that 535km Bike Trail is just around the corner.
Styria calls itself the Green Heart of Austria. From alpine forest roads to rolling vineyards: three totally different gravel worlds, without having to move hours. We found out where to sit, what to drive and how to get there.
The Fichtelgebirge in northern Bavaria will have an official singletrail network of 450 kilometres, with the 170km Horseshoetrail as its backbone. Routes are already available digitally. And gravel? You can do that too, but differently than you think.
The Granfondo Gavia-Mortirolo is going through a major overhaul in 2026: longer road closures, a week-long festival of gravel and free climbing. What does that mean if you want to ride there?
Forget the hustle and bustle of the Alps and Pyrenees. The Cévennes offers steep cols, deserted roads and views that will leave you speechless. These are the climbs, routes and basecamps you need to know.
When the sun barely sets, the excuse to stop disappears. Sweden and Finland offer weeks of endless daylight in June, perfect gravel and a culture all about being outdoors. Here's why you should go there, and where to start.
