Race Format

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Baltic Divide is a self-supported ultra-adventure cycling event.

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There are:

• No support cars
• No private outside assistance
• No personal crews

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Although...

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• Riders may ride together, share the road and support one another. Commercially available services (bike shops, cafés, hotels, public transport, mechanical services) are permitted to all participants equally.

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• Navigation, food, pacing, sleep and problem-solving are your responsibility. The route takes place on open public roads and gravel tracks across three countries. Riders must arrive physically prepared, properly equipped and capable of independent decision-making.

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Scratching & transport options

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Along the route there are multiple towns and cities connected by public transportation. Riders who choose to scratch need to independently arrange return travel by bus or train from various points along the course.

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For those reaching the southernmost finish in Lithuania, there is the option to take a train to Vilnius, from where onward travel by bus, train or plane is easily accessible.

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Additionally, the official event bus follows a similar northbound corridor after the finish and offers transport back to the start for registered riders who selected the bus package.

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Entry Fee Includes

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• Final GPX files
• GPS tracker + live online tracking
• Race partners' discounts
• Riders' starter bag (gels, drinks, stickers, snacks...)
• Disposable camera

... and more

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