29 April 2027

Race Across East Germany 2027

Cape Arkona, Germany Fichtelberg, Germany

Race Across East Germany 2027 starts on 29 April 2027 in Cape Arkona, Germany. The finish is in Fichtelberg, Germany. There are two distances from 650 to 1,150 km. Format: Race, on road, with a personal crew (supported). Registration is open. Entry fee: €250–695 (as of 24 Oct 2026). All details come from the organiser, last checked on 24 October 2026.

2 distances from 650 to 1,150 km – figures apply to the selected distance.

Distance
1,150 kmRace Across East Germany
Climbing
10,000 m870 m per 100 km · rolling
Support
SupportedRace
Surface
Road
Time limit
72 h
Entry fee
€250–695as of 24 Oct 2026
Price levels and categories

Early bird until 30 October 2026: solo € 285, Short solo € 250, two-person team € 375, three-rider relay € 495; after that early-booking and regular prices until registration closes on 1 March 2027.

Supplies along the way

Solo riders choose between riding with their own support crew (supported) or entirely on their own (non-supported).

Distances

Race Across East Germany1,150 km · 10,000 Hm · 72 h · Solo, Pair, Relay
Short Edition650 km · 8,300 Hm · 60 h · Solo, Pair

Classification

Solo Pair Team Relay

Registration

Status
Registration open
Date
29 April 2027

What it’s about

From Cape Arkona on Rügen through all of the former East German states, past Berlin and Potsdam, over the Brocken, the Kyffhäuser and the Rennsteig up to the Fichtelberg: 1,150 km and around 10,000 m of climbing, solo, as a two-person team or as a three-rider relay. The Short Edition starts a day later in Miltern near Stendal and also finishes on the Fichtelberg after 650 km and around 8,300 m of climbing.

Field limited to 100 riders, registration closes on 1 March 2027. Time limit 72 h (1,150 km) or 60 h (Short Edition, start on 30 April 2027 in Miltern).

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Source: race-across-east-germany.de · last checked 24 Oct 2026 · start location exact

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