2011 Route:
This map (above) is from Roland Guillon's route page on his cyclo-long-cours.fr site. Helpful detailed elevation profiles. [Go]
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Route maps on line:
2023 Route:
The official route is on openrunner.com in 3 files:
Paris-Brest: [Go], Brest-Paris: [Go], PBP2023: [Go]
Here is a ridewithGPS version of the 2023 route. Reliability not known [Go]
2019 Route:
The 2019 map and route sheet are available on the official 2019 PBP web site. [Go]
2015 Route:
The 2015 map and route sheet are available on the official 2015 PBP web site. [Go] (Nope, it's gone - replaced by 2019 route.)
2011 Route:
This map (above) is from Roland Guillon's route page on his cyclo-long-cours.fr site. Helpful detailed elevation profiles. [Go]
bikely.com versions. There were several maps put together in preparation for PBP 2007 on bikely.com. Ignore the 2007 offering from "Skewer". That leaves the two files from "astrobiker" - outbound & turnaround [Go], and the finishing leg including the new section through Dreux [Go]. A quick inspection gives me confidence in these files with one caution. On the return leg between Brest and Carhaix this route version quits where the Brest loop rejoins the outgoing route at Le Queff. Remember that after Roc Trevezel we do not retrace our steps through Huilgoat and Poullaouen on D769, we blow straight through to Carhaix on the D764.
1999 map provided by Don Munro
