Super-Brevet Berlin-Munich-Berlin

Super-Brevet Berlin-Munich-Berlin is a road ultra-cycling event connecting Germany's two largest cities in an out-and-back format, with distance options of 800 and 1,500 kilometers depending on whether riders complete the full round trip or a single leg. The route crosses the length of Germany from the flat, lake-dotted Brandenburg landscape around Berlin, through central Germany's rolling hills and forests, to the edge of the Bavarian Alps near Munich, giving riders a genuine cross-section of the country's geographic diversity. As a Brevet-style event, the format aligns with the long European tradition of randonneuring, emphasizing structured checkpoints and time limits alongside the self-supported riding ethos common to ultra-distance cycling.

The choice between the 800-kilometer single-leg option and the full 1,500-kilometer round trip allows the event to accommodate both a serious but contained multi-day challenge and a genuine extended ultra-distance undertaking connecting Germany's political and Bavarian cultural capitals. The late July to early August timing offers the height of the German summer cycling season for the long traverse across the country.