Trans Pyrenees Race
~1,500-1,800km self-supported ultra-distance ROAD race — a double coast-to-coast traverse of the Pyrenees, run by Lost Dot. ~30,000m+ climbing over iconic cols; autumn weather with snow risk. Solo/pairs, ~8-day limit. Start/finish/turnaround change by edition; 2027 date approximate.
~1,500-1,800km self-supported ultra-distance ROAD race — a double coast-to-coast traverse of the Pyrenees, run by Lost Dot. ~30,000m+ climbing over iconic cols; autumn weather with snow risk. Solo/pairs, ~8-day limit. Start/finish/turnaround change by edition; 2027 date approximate.
What makes it hard
- Night riding — pacing and kit in the dark are part of the performance
- 30000m of total climbing
- Technical terrain: paved mountain roads, iconic cols, occasional gravel parcours
How BEINA trains you for it
BEINA reads the exact demands of Trans Pyrenees Race — road ultra, 1600km, paved mountain roads, iconic cols, occasional gravel parcours — and builds your plan around them. Race-day predictions and AI coaching remove the guesswork so you arrive ready.