Coast to Crest is unique on its own: the first such race starts off the Bay of Bengal, on Digha sea beach, and end in the mighty Himalayas. Nowhere in the world, a racer will find a route more challenging than this to face the gruelling last 100 and odd km in the world's highest mountain range Himalayan foothills, valley and finally reach the end point at about 2,300 metres or 7,400 feet.
The Deccan Cliffhanger is India’s signature Ultracycle Race! The race starts on the Deccan Plateau, goes over the Sahyadri mountains and drops through dense forests covered cliffs to finish on the coastline in Goa. A 646 Km (400 Mile) Ultra Cycling Race from Pune to Goa, comprising solo and relay team categories. The Relay event is RAAM style, and the Solo Race is a Race Across America Qualifier. All racers in all categories must have a support vehicle and crew. The Deccan Cliffhanger is a Fast paced, competitive race that heads for the beach! The Race is open to Solo Self Supported [...]
Coast to Crest is unique on its own: the first such race starts off the Bay of Bengal, on Digha sea beach, and end in the mighty Himalayas. Nowhere in the world, a racer will find a route more challenging than this to face the gruelling last 100 and odd km in the world's highest mountain range Himalayan foothills, valley and finally reach the end point at about 2,300 metres or 7,400 feet.
K2K has been called the Journey Extraordinaire, A grueling journey that stretches approximately 3,600 kilometers from the northern most state of India “Kashmir” to the Southernmost tip of India called Cape Comorin and later named also as Kanyakumari. The journey from sky to the ocean begins 12,000 feet up in the Himalayas and finishes at Cape Comorin/Kanyakumari, the confluencing town of Bay of Bengal, adjoining the Indian Ocean and Arabian sea. The route includes pre-planned overnight locations with ultra-distance days between each one.
