

From 4 to 11 July 2026
172 hours
2026 Edition
From 4 to 11 July 2026
172 hours

350 kms – 5000 m D+

700 kms – 10000 m D+

1200 kms et 18 000 m D+
Registration fees
10% off DUO registrations
160€ – TGV 300
170€ – TGV 600
180€ – TGV 1000
Included with registration
A tracker for live monitoring of the event.
GPS tracks in GPX format.
The Vera cap: ‘Tour GRAVEL Vosgien’
Two 650 ml Zéfal water bottles customised with Wild DOT
The certification card for validating checkpoints.
The TGV sticker.
The TGV reflector for rear panniers.
A box of handmade Vosges sweets.
The TGV beer glass.
Participant insurance.
Volunteers at checkpoints and at the finish line.
Pre-departure briefing.
The welcome drink.
Free camping in Ensisheim on Friday evening (the night before departure) with access to showers and toilets.
Free camping in Ensisheim throughout the week of the event with access to showers and toilets.
Surprises and local treats.
FRIDAY 03 JUILLET 2026
BRIEFING 18h00
TGV et TMV
SATURDAY 04 JUILLET 2026
START 06h00
TGV et TMV
ARRIVAL TGV 350 et TGV 700
SAVERNE
ARRIVAL TGV 1200
ENSISHEIM
99 participants.



The TGV is an ultra-distance, gravel bikepacking event with no assistance or resupply.
Three formats :
TGV 350
TGV 700
TGV 1200



Choose your distance
Choose your pace
Change your mind !

Take up
the TGV
challenge !






The routes
350 / 700 / 1200 km
The TGV offers you extraordinary journeys and breathtaking scenery.
Each route passes through typical Alsatian villages, classified vineyards, mountain passes, magnificent lakes, exceptional sites, and dreamlike tracks and roads.
Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views, villages dotted with half-timbered houses, mountain lakes, farmhouse inns, and paths lined with fortified castles and beautiful ruins. Enjoy descents from the highest passes in the Vosges.
Be inspired by different cultures. French, Alsatian and German are the languages spoken in the regions our routes pass through.
These routes will not leave you indifferent, as the diversity and richness of the landscapes you will encounter are incredible. The regional nature parks of the Vosges are gems waiting to be discovered.
Some participants are registered for the 350 km route, others for the 700 or 1200 km routes. This intertwining of routes allows participants to catch up with those who are progressing faster or slower, and to share the experience with them.
This mix contributes to the conviviality of the event. The TGV, a wildly human bikepacking event!
The TGV routes consist of : trails, tracks, forest roads and roads.







The routes are fairly rolling with a few challenging sections. 40mm tyres are recommended for greater comfort and to reduce fatigue.
The TGV routes are becoming ‘MORE GRAVEL’ with each edition. Thank you to the participants for their feedback.
Our routes are fully recognised and carefully planned to enable you to discover the natural, historical, cultural, gastronomic and religious heritage of the different regions you will be travelling through (Alsace, Moselle, Vosges, Haute-Saône, Germany).
Some notable TGV sites







La route des crêtes, la plaine d’Alsace, le vignoble Alsacien, le plateau des mille étangs, le Mont Sainte Odile, le Temple du Donon, le château du Haut-Koenigsbourg, le Hartmannswillerkopf, la citadelle de Bitche, le canal de la Marne au Rhin, la vallée des éclusiers, la ligne Maginot, le rocher de Dabo, l’ancien camp du Struthof, le Colorado Alsacien, le château du Fleckenstein, le Rhin, les villages typiques Alsaciens …
Guebwiller, Murbach, Eguisheim, Riquewihr, Ribeauvillé, Gérardmer, Saverne, Wissembourg, La Petite Pierre, Bitche, Schirmeck, Phalsbourg, …
Lac Blanc, Lac de Gérardmer, Lac Noir, Lac Vert, Lac du Forlet, …
Le Grand Ballon (1424m), La Planche des Belles Filles (1148m), Le Ballon d’Alsace (1247m), Le Hohneck (1363m), Le Markstein (1265m), Le Donon (1009m), Le Ballon de Servance (1216m), Le Vieil Armand (956m), Le col de la Schlucht (1139m), Le col du Bonhomme (949m), Le Champs du Feu (1099m), …
It’s impossible to list them all, so come and discover them for yourself!



So, will we meet on the TGV?
Crédit photos :
Aubin BERTHE – BIDAIA ©
Pascal CHABANSE – @Chaby