
Location: southern Poland near Cracov, Wadowice County
Website : http://www.rajdbeskidy.pl
The race consists of two hiking stages, two cycling stages, and an alpine skiing/snowboarding section. In addition, the participants have climbing tasks to complete.
The start and finish of each stage are located at the race base and the competitors have access to their belongings.
During the first stage (hiking), participants reach the ski depot, collect their skis/snowboard, and walk with them to the start of the ski route. They then ski down a prepared slope to the depot, where they return their equipment and continue the hiking stage. All types of skis intended for alpine skiing with a minimum length of 140 cm, as well as snowboards and splitboards, are allowed. Skis intended for classic skiing are not permitted. The participant is not required to ski down but must carry their skis/snowboard and appropriate boots. The route runs through forested terrain in low mountains (up to about 900 m). The stage is approximately 27 km long. The elevation gain is around 1.300 m. The order of checkpoint completion is mandatory. There are no opportunities to resupply on this stage.
The second stage (cycling) mostly follows gravel roads and low-traffic asphalt roads. Short sections run along forest paths. The route passes through mountain passes at a maximum altitude of around 700 m. Under normal snow conditions, short sections may require walking the bike. The stage is approximately 37 km long. The elevation gain is around 1000 m. The order of checkpoint completion is mandatory. There are shops nearby that are open during the day.
The third stage (hiking) takes place in forested terrain in low mountains (up to 600 m). The stage is approximately 17 km long. The elevation gain is around 700 m. The order of checkpoint completion is free. During this stage, participants will complete a climbing task. Part of the course is shown on lidar map. There are no opportunities to resupply on this stage.
The fourth stage (cycling) mostly follows gravel roads and low-traffic asphalt roads. During this stage, participants will complete a climbing task. The stage is approximately 71 km long. The elevation gain is around 1200 m. The order of checkpoint completion is mandatory. There are shops nearby that are open during the day.
The total time limit is 24 hours.




