The Traka
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The Traka

Girona, Spain, Spain May 2, 2027
Difficulty Profile
TERRAIN
HEAT
100km - 560 km Distance
4000 m Elevation
Gravel Surface
Beginner Difficulty

What to Expect on The Traka

The Traka is an ultra-distance gravel cycling challenge that pushes riders through Spain’s diverse and rugged landscapes. Offering multiple route options ranging from 100 km to 560 km, the race combines long-distance endurance with technical off-road sections, rolling hills, and scenic backroads. Riders tackle thousands of meters of climbing, navigating self-supported stages that demand careful planning, resilience, and bike-handling skills.

Whether you choose the 100 km “Sprint,” the 200 km or 360 km classic routes, or the full 560 km Adventure, The Traka provides a true test of stamina and strategy. With its mix of gravel trails, country roads, and mountainous terrain, it’s a race that celebrates exploration, self-reliance, and the spirit of adventure for every rider seeking a challenge beyond the pavement.

Bike Setup for The Traka

Bike Gravel Bike
Tires 45-50mm Tubeless
Cassette 10-51T
Chainring 38-40T (1x)

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long is The Traka?

Riders taking on The Traka will cover 100km - 560 km and climb roughly 4000 m over the course of the route.

What bike do I need?

A Gravel Bike is the right tool for The Traka. Set it up with 45-50mm Tubeless rubber and gear it low — a 38-40T (1x) chainring and 10-51T cassette will keep you spinning on the steeper sections.

How difficult is it?

Expect a Beginner-tier challenge at The Traka over rough, technical terrain for a good stretch of the route, with mild and generally comfortable weather typical for the time of year.

When does it take place?

Mark your calendar for May 2, 2027 — The Traka's spring timing means when weather can still be unpredictable, so a flexible kit is worth packing.

What surface is it?

The Traka runs primarily on gravel, and we'd recommend 45-50mm Tubeless tires to handle it comfortably.