This epic 108 km route through Veluwezoom national park merges two trails of contrasting character into a single endurance challenge. It crosses sand drifts, heathland and mixed forest with serious climbing for the Netherlands.
The Apeldoorn section delivers steep punchy climbs across sand and heath, while the Rheden portion turns more technical with more singletrack. Terrain alternates between wide forest paths and technical sections through oak, beech and birch woodland, with around 1203 m of total gain.
Around 1203 m of climbing across 108 km make this a serious all-day effort.
The Apeldoorn climbs contrast with the more technical singletrack of the Rheden section.
Sand drifts, heath, wetland and oak-beech-birch woodland define the landscape.
Long mix of sand, heath and technical singletrack; balanced pressures help float over soft sand without sacrificing grip on the technical sections.
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