Zwift has rolled out a fresh Mission for November, and it’s all about climbing. See below for details!
Note: signups opened this week, but the Mission doesn’t begin until November 6.
Getting Started
To begin the Mission, select the mission card on your homescreen and click to register:

Once you’ve registered, clicking the mission card will show your Mission progress.
Completing the Mission
To complete the mission and earn the achievement badge, climb the combined elevation of all the KOMs in Watopia: 2,188 meters (7,178 feet)!
This climbing must be done between November 6 @16:00 UTC and December 4 @ 00:59 UTC.
Go Big
For many serious Zwifters, 2,188 meters in a month isn’t much of a challenge. Want to go big? Try finishing this mission by climbing all eight Watopia KOMs in one long ride. Our KOMonster Rebel Route will get you there!

Questions or Comments?
Post below!

Climb the combined elevation or climb the KOMS?
The combined elevation, it doesn’t matter where.
Thats what i thought 😅no more Alpe just to earn a badge!!
Will they have a special route like your rebel route that hits them all at once or a teleport to each KOM feature? Or how do we know which routes to do?
Did the 7 horsemen once 127km 2800 hm that was an epic ride. Earnt the black norsemen jersey. San they gave it away on a alpe climb this summer…sad
Would be nice if they’d offer a bigger incentive for these missions. A badge isn’t exactly motivating, but I’ve always liked these climbing ones.
So, (Watopia) climb portals don’t count?
Any and all climbing on Zwift will count.
Is the combined 7,178 feet all in one ride? Or is it the total climbing over nearly a month? If it’s NOT total climbing in one ride, it doesn’t seem like much of a challenge at all.
It’s quite obvious this is a challenge for those of us who ride more casually rather than the 3W/kg racers who do 300km a week…
i agree with you, Gary. i wish there was a 50,000/75,000/100,000 ft climbed per month set of badges, then a 7,500/10,000/15,000 climbed per ride set of badges. This isn’t much of a challenge.