20–23 May 2027

Steppenwolf Berlin-Usedom-Berlin 2027

Berlin, GermanyLoop

Steppenwolf Berlin-Usedom-Berlin 2027 starts on 20 May 2027 in Berlin, Germany. It runs until 23 May 2027. There are two options: Wildtrack, Graveltrack. Format: Event, on mixed surface, without a personal crew (unsupported). Registration is not open yet. Entry fee: €30–130 (as of 30 Sep 2026). All details come from the organiser, last checked on 30 September 2026.

2 distances – figures apply to the selected distance.

Distance
–not published yet
Climbing
–not stated
Support
UnsupportedEvent · fixed route
Surface
Mixed
Time limit
–not stated
Entry fee
€30–130as of 30 Sep 2026
Price levels and categories

As per the 2026 edition: no fixed entry fee, suggested contribution of €30 to €130 depending on income, to be transferred after the draw.

Supplies along the way

You carry everything you need or get it along the way; planned outside help and pre-arranged workshop appointments are forbidden. Three checkpoints where you can also set up camp for the night.

Distances

Wildtrack · Solo, Team
Graveltrack · Solo, Team

Classification

Solo Pair Team Relay

Registration

Status
Registration to follow
Date
20–23 May 2027

What it’s about

The Steppenwolf Berlin-Usedom-Berlin (BUB) is a non-commercial, self-supported bikepacking challenge from Berlin to the Baltic coast at Usedom and back, over trails, cobbles, sand and gravel. You choose between the tougher Wildtrack and the easier Graveltrack.

As per the 2026 edition: the Wildtrack is between 750 and 850 km long each year, the Graveltrack 550 to 600 km (elsewhere 500 to 550 km); the exact 2027 route has not yet been published. Three checkpoints where you can also spend the night. Start as an individual or in a team (pack) of up to five people; places are allocated by postcard draw, at least half for FLINTA*.

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Source: steppenwolf-berlin.de · last checked 30 Sep 2026 · start location by region

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