Gravel Races in Poland

Self-supported Polish gravel ultramarathon through Kashubia and Pomerania. Route options span 100, 200, 350 and 500 km, with the longest route using mostly unpaved forest and coastal tracks.

750 or 1,000km gravel bikepacking challenge from Poland to Lithuania through forests and lake districts. Six-day time limit.

A 400km self-supported gravel and bikepacking loop through the Kłodzko Valley and surrounding mountains of Lower Silesia, packed with forest gravel and steep border-ridge climbs.

An ultra-distance self-supported lap around the borders of Poland — roughly 3,500km with a strict cutoff, including a dedicated off-road/bikepacking category on mixed gravel and back roads.

Polish National Gravel Championships, 4 October 2026, starting and finishing at the Arka Gdynia municipal stadium and running through the hilliest parts of Kashubia. Three courses: Serce Gryfa 160 km / 2,200 m, Skrzydlo Gryfa 100 km / 1,000 m and Pazur Gryfa 50 km / 600 m.

500km self-supported gravel race through the Polish Carpathians. Finishes at Glodowka chalet with Tatra mountain views.

A 1,000+ km self-supported gravel ultra starting in Kraków, looping through southern Poland, the Beskids and the Pieniny range. Named after the legendary Lajkonik horseman of Kraków.

UCI Gravel World Series qualifier in the Karkonosze (Giant) Mountains. Forest gravel roads from Szklarska Poręba up to the Jakuszyce nordic centre on the Czech border.