A minimalistic poster that shows the European Divide cycling route from Norway to Portugal. It also includes important statistics about the route, shown at the bottom, such as distance, highest point, and elevation gain. About the European Divide Trail The European Divide Trail is one of the longest bikepacking routes in Europe, extending approximately 7,600 km from northern Norway to southern Portugal. Crossing diverse landscapes and nine countries, it follows gravel roads, forest tracks, and remote trails. Designed for experienced cyclists, the route showcases Europe’s varied natural environments, cultural heritage, and challenging long-distance terrain. Statistics About the European Divide Trail Start point: Grense Jakobselv, Norway End point: Cabo de São Vicente, Portugal Total distance: 7600 km / 4722 miles Highest point: 2000 m / 6562 ft Elevation gain: 85,000 m / 278,872 ft