Boasting 1880m of elevation, the 160km race tests the endurance of riders with an awe-inspiring course. The first 25km leads along the Moselle region which occupies much of the eastern part of the country and features slopes flanking the majestic Moselle River before testing for the first time their climbing qualities. The race course will also cross the Mullerthal Region – Luxembourg’s Little Switzerland – which owes its name to its hilly landscape reminiscent of real Switzerland. The Mullerthal Region is above all a unique biotope characterized by rock formations as beguiling as surprising and which owe their aspect to millenniums of erosion. Parts of the region are about to become a nature park. The Classic course provides spectacular views at the rock formations. The highest point is reached at 99km on the Nommerlayen (423m), before returning to the start/ finish in Mondorf-les-Bains.

The Granfondo is the qualifying distance for all Men 19-64.