Amstel Gold Race 2026 route

Evenepoel, Pogacar and Skjelmose lunge for the finish line — Matthias Skjelmose, Lidl Trek, wins the 2025 Amstel Gold Race, Tadej Pogacar, UAE Team XRG, finishes second and Remco Evenepoel, Soudal Quickstep, finishes third. (Image credit: Zac Williams/SWpix)

The Amstel Gold Race once again sets out from Maastricht for a long day of racing through the Limburg region with a finish just past the summit of the Cauberg.

The 257.2 kilometre route features 33 ascents with the main change being a slightly shorter distance between the last climb and the finish line.

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Amstel Gold Race 2026 climbs

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Climb	Km raced	Km to go
Maasberg	13.2	244
Bergseweg	49.6	207.6
Korenweg	51.4	205.8
Nijswillerweg	56.6	200.6
Rijksweg N278	67.2	190
Wolfsberg	86.9	170.3
Loorberg	90.5	166.7
Schweibergerweg	103	154.2
Camerig	110.7	146.5
Vaalserberg/ Drielandenpunt	121.3	135.9
Gemmenich	124.5	132.7
Epenerbaan/Vijlenerbos	128.7	128.5
Eperheide	137.1	120.1
Gulperberg	145.2	112
Plettenberg	149.4	107.8
Eyserweg	152.7	104.5
Schanternelsweg	155.5	101.7
Vrakelberg	160.2	97
Sibbergrubbe	169.3	87.9
Cauberg	172.8	84.4
Geulhemmerberg	177.4	79.8
Heerderberg	184.7	72.5
Bemelerberg	187.9	69.3
Loorberg	203.7	53.5
Gulperberg	210.4	46.8
Kruisberg	215	42.2
Eyserbosweg	217.2	40
Fromberg	221.8	35.4
Keutenberg	225.9	31.3
Cauberg	235.6	21.6
Geulhemmerberg	240.2	17
Bemelerberg	247	10.2
Cauberg	255.5	1.7

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