162 km, 4.400 m altitude gain, biking, pushing, carrying. The Stoneman Miriquidi demands your best form.
As always: You choose your starting point yourself – just as it suits you best. You are also completely free to choose the date of your trip within the season.
12 Tips for your Gold-ride (1 day) on the Stoneman Miriquidi MTB
- It is best to ride in the weeks between June and August. During this period the daily sunshine lasts at least 13.5 hours.
- Start right after sunrise and only if you are physically and mentally completely fit.
- Take a close look at the route map in your starter pack and read the stage descriptions. Memorize the risk areas in particular!
- Check the weather forecast and bring appropriate clothing. Temperatures change between altitudes and the weather in the mountains can change quickly.
- Check your bike and all components very carefully. The route map in the starter pack containes instructions for your bike check.
- Despite the dense signposting, use a GPS device with the current GPS track as a precaution. This way you won't lose any time if you miss a sign.
- You will receive the current GPS track by e-mail after your starter package reservation. The issuing offices and accommodation partners also always have the current GPS track with all seasonal adjustments
- Take enough water and food with you. Be sure to refill your water reserves whenever possible. Maybe the next water station is temporarily unavailable.
- Take your time to read the information board at the checkpoints. That way you can relax, pause for a moment and prepare for the next stage.
- Bring a whistle if you're riding alone. Inform your starter pack issuing office if you return later than planned or have to cancel. You will find the number on the route map in your starter pack.
- In order to be reachable on the Czech section through the mobile phone network, you should set up your phone accordingly.
- The Stoneman Miriquidi is not to be underestimated: For gold, your annual mileage should be at least 5,000 bicycle km.
Ready for Gold?
