Rom-Paris-Rom Gravel 115 km

Rom-Paris-Rom Gravel 115 km

At 115 km this is the only distance with a lower gravel share than the rest: the organiser gives 75 %, against 90 % on the two shorter routes, so a quarter of the day is on other surfaces, including the few asphalt sections where riders follow the Danish road traffic act among normal traffic. The route runs in and around Klosterheden plantation and back to Jupitervej. There are depots on the route; the GPX file is released about three days before the start, and riders navigate by it, with signs only at critical points.

No cut-off is published for the distance, but the finish area closes at 16:00 — six hours after the start. That frames the ride: 115 km of mostly gravel between 10:00 and 16:00, with a briefing at 09:55 and soup at the finish.

This page belongs to the 2026 edition of the 115 km. On Livebib, the people waiting in Lemvig follow the rider’s own broadcast in a browser: position on the course line, distance covered and a finish estimate that updates through the afternoon. Where the forest takes the signal, the position is carried forward along the course and marked as estimated.