100km Long Route

• Cyclists leave Durbanville Racecourse to follow a quiet route through Durbanville and exit on Wellington / Klipheuwel Road (R302).
• Shortly after Okavango intersection, turn right onto the Lichtenburg Road (R312), pass Fisantekraal, followed by a left turn at the R312/R304 “fruit sellers” 4-way intersection.
• Follow the R304 in the direction towards Malmesbury. At the Klipheuwel intersection (silos on the left) continue straight on the Malmesbury Road (R302). Shortly before Malmesbury town, take a left turn onto the Old Malmesbury Road towards Abbotsdale.
• Continue through Kalbaskraal and enjoy the Old Malmesbury rolling hills up to Philadelphia Road (R304) T-junction after crossing over the single lane bridges. Take a left turn onto the R304, over the Philadelphia Road single lane bridge before turning right onto Adderley Road (M58) to return to Durbanville.
• Cyclists will route through D’Urbanvale (Mosselbank River Avenue), Vissershok Road and up Odendaal Street for the last 400m climb to the finish before Pienaar Street, followed by a 2.5 km neutral zone back to the Racecourse venue.

51km Short Route

• Cyclists follow the 100km route up to the R304 / R302 intersection (Klipheuwel silos), at which point the 51km route turns left, passes the Klipheuwel silos (on the right) followed by a right turn onto Philadelphia Road (R304).
• At the Adderley Road (M58) intersection, 51km cyclists turn left to join up with the 100km route from there all the way to the finish on Odendaal Street.

Green Jersey Sprint

• First cyclist over the line on the crest after Riverside Forest turnoff, +-74km on the long route. Km to go signage will be provided on the short climb from dip to crest.

99er Trilogy Challenge – 60km Route

• Please note that you need to be an experienced MTB or Gravel rider to participate in this event, as you will be crossing 14 A-frames and there are technical sections.
• Depart from the Durbanville racecourse and experience a few twists and turns as you ride through suburbia to Wellington Road on lovely smooth tar. At the 13.9km mark you will turn sharp left onto the 1st gravel section. Just after the farm gate you will be riding through
  farmlands flanked by occasionally cows and acres of wheat. You can put the hammer down on this section using your gravel skills up to the 18.3km mark where you turn sharp left and join the road for 7km of tarred bliss.
• At the 27km point you will reach the longest gravel section of Occultdale Road. This section will test your gravel skills as you have 6km of dusty, corrugated road to consume. At the 33km mark you take gentle left and revert to tar road again. Prepare for 2km of 4% average grade climbing.
• At the 35km mark it gets more technical when you will move onto single track. 13km of varied terrain with 14 A-Frames crossings to get from one farm to another. There are various places where the terrain changes from single to jeep track so you can overtake on these sections. Here you will pass beautiful farm lands with cows and horses and take time to take in the stunning view of the massive new dam at the 45km mark.
• At 48km you will leave the single track and take a right turn back onto the last gravel section for 6km, the famed Spes Bona road. A few right and left turns with corrugations and the odd climb make this section challenging. At 54km you join the tar road again and you are now ready for the 6km sprint to the finish line as you wind through the suburb of D’Urbanvale. Three big traffic circles to negotiate and at the 59km mark you get ready for the infamous climb on Odendaal Road. Only 400m in Odendaal to the finish line but an average gradient of 8% will see the true champion come out on top!