Typical Conditions
Cool to mild, variable coastal conditions
Event Overview
Amy’s Great Ocean Road Gran Fondo 2026 is a cycling event held in Lorne, Victoria. Participants can expect a scenic ride along the iconic coastline, designed to challenge cyclists of various skill levels. The event typically features multiple distance options, allowing riders to choose a course that fits their experience and endurance.
What the Course Demands
The course for Amy’s Great Ocean Road Gran Fondo emphasizes a combination of endurance and climbing, with varying elevations throughout the route. Cyclists will need to prepare for a mix of longer stretches and challenging segments that require sustained effort. Riders are encouraged to approach the course with a solid fitness base and a readiness to tackle its demands.
Who This Event Suits Best
This event is best suited for cyclists who have a moderate to advanced level of fitness and experience in long-distance riding. It appeals to those looking to enjoy a scenic cycling experience while pushing their limits. Additionally, it is suitable for cycling clubs and teams seeking a collective challenge in a supportive environment.
Preparing for This Event
If you are considering this event and want some structure around your preparation, a targeted training plan can help you arrive feeling confident rather than underprepared. The aim is not to train harder, but to train in a way that suits the distance, terrain, and likely conditions of the course.
Choosing a plan is optional, but having structure can remove uncertainty and make training easier to repeat week to week. The best option is the one that fits your current fitness, available time, and experience level.
Distances & Categories
| Category | Format / Distances | Prep Time | Level |
| Amys Gran Fondo UCI |
122km |
16 Weeks |
Advanced |
| Amys Gran Fondo |
122km |
12 Weeks |
Intermediate |
| Amys Medio Fondo |
45km |
8 Weeks |
Beginner |
| Amys Family Fondo |
3km |
2 Weeks |
Beginner |
Event Map
Please note: the map location may be approximate. Refer to the event website for start lines and course maps.
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