Event info
The details of this unrivalled ride
Event details
Flatlands 300 is a fixed route, A-to-B, single-stage, supported gravel ultra through the impressive green outdoors of the Netherlands. You will ride across the deepest forests and the wildest heathlands, following our route that is unofficially certified as #FlatAsAPancake. And though it's not a race, your adventure will be tracked and dotwatched since we all ride with one mission: finish on time to join the Finishers Fest to end the day in festive vibes with friends, drinks and delicious food.
Start: Asten, Noord-Brabant (Camping Wetland)
Finish area: Utrechtse Heuvelrug, exact location to be announced
Camping: Camping Wetland
Distance: 300 kilometers
Terrain: Mixed gravel (50%+) and tarmac
Elevation: To be announced
Route: Have a look at the preview route here
On Monday, January 6th at 19:30, we hosted an online webinar where we dived into the route, start- and finish locations, tickets, ticket upgrades, partners, and all the details you need to get stoked. You can now watch the full webinar replay below.
Programm
Saturday - 14 june 2025
15:00-20:00: Registration
18:30-20:00: Dinner
20:00-20:45: Ride Briefing around the campfire
Sunday - 15 june 2025
04:30-05:45: Breakfast
04:30-05:45: Dropping your luggage for transport tot the finish
06:00-06:30: Official start of Flatlands 300
09:00-12:00: Aid Station #1 open
13:00-18:00: Aid Station #2 open
15:00-23:00: Finishers Fest opened
20:30: Cut-off time at Night Control Post
23:00: Cut-off time at the Finish / End of Flatlands 300
Cut-offs
Riders should be aware that Flatlands 300 is a long ride that requires a level of independent planning and a good degree of fitness.
As an indication we expect riders to ride at approximately 18 km/h on average in order to make it to the cut-off time at 23.00 on Sunday.
Strict cut-offs at Aid Stations 1 and 2 will be used to ensure rider safety.
Cut-off Checkpoint #1: 12.00
Cut-off Checkpoint #2: 18.00
Cutt-off Nigt Control Post: 20:30
Transport to the start
As this is an A-to-B route getting to the start and back from the finish may seem like a challenge, but there are a few great options.
Both start and finish locations are accessible via train (plus some bike riding). Camping Wetland is a 13,6 km bike ride from NS Station Deurne. We'll take care of your camp bagage, you do the biking.
The more luxurious option: Get yourself a lift. There is limited parking available, but there is a kiss-and-ride zone for quick drop-offs.
Experience the fun and excitement together with a supporter? To join in, your supporter will need to purchase a supporter package, ensuring they have access to all the perks and can fully support you throughout the event!
Camp bagage transport during the race
Riders can drop their camp bagage before the start. Bags need to be dropped off between 04.45 and 05.45 and need to be tagged with the bag labels you receive at registration. Camp bagage is then transported to the finish location.
Intermediate drop bag support
Riders can drop an extra bag before starting which we will take to Aid Station #2. This way, you can pack extra food, clothing, or any other personal items.
Getting home
The finish line is a maximum of 5 km bike ride from the train station. Make sure you can take your camp bagage yourself or get yourself a supporter at the finish line (no upgrade needed).
Stay for one more night? No accommodation facilities are provided at the finish location; however, there are several camping sites and B&B accommodations nearby. Reservations are required and must be made at your own initiative and expense.
Accomodation
No accommodation is included in the entry package. We do have a nice campsite with our event venue. Most participants choose to sleep on the campsite. Read More About All Possible Camping Upgrades.
Book your own accomodation? No problem! Make sure it's not to far from our camping.
