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    ReferenceRoutes & MapsTips & TricksTraining & Nutrition

    Ride All Zwift Routes and Get All the Badges in 12 Weeks

    Eric Schlange
    By Eric Schlange
    December 18, 2020
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    Early in 2020, Monica (my wife) and I were chatting about fitness goals for the new year. After setting a goal of riding 5 days a week for the first three months of the year, Monica upped the stakes even more: she asked me to create a plan for her to ride all of Zwift’s routes in 90 days.

    It sounded like a fun challenge, so I dove in. And what you see here is the result, although it’s been updated since its initial release to account for new routes.

    The route list can be found here.
    The schedule was last updated August 25, 2021, but is no longer being maintained, since it’s a pain to re-juggle the schedule each time Zwift releases a new route.

    How It Works

    The schedule is now outdated, since we haven’t been updating it to account for new route releases.

    When it was last updated, there were 92 “free-ridable” routes on Zwift. (There are many other “event-only” routes available, but we’re leaving these off the list since they are event-dependant, don’t give you a route completion badge, and are not included in the Zwift Insider Route Hunter Leaderboards.)

    I broke the routes into 5 groups, roughly based on difficulty as described by the number of water bottles (bidons) you may need to finish the route:

    Download printable list of Zwift routes by difficulty

    Once we had that list, I organized it into a progressive schedule of 60 rides. (That is 12 weeks of 5 rides per week, or you can complete it in under 9 weeks if you ride every day.)

    The schedule doesn’t tell you specifically which route to ride, until the very end when we’re on the hardest routes Zwift has to offer. Instead, it will have you choose a route from the list based on bidon count – so you may need to select a 2-bidon route for the day, or a 4-bidon route, or perhaps 2 different 1-bidon routes.

    This gives you the flexibility to choose routes you want to ride, especially since some won’t be available based on the guest world calendar if you’re not interested in world hacking.

    Recovery Is Essential

    The schedule begins with easy efforts, having you ride just one or two of the easy 1 bidon routes per day. The idea here is that even a beginning cyclist could take on this challenge.

    But as it builds to the 3 bidon routes, we intersperse difficult rides with recovery rides, so your body can properly recover. Remember: you don’t get stronger while you ride, you get stronger afterward when your body recovers! So take it easy on the recovery days so your body can be ready for the harder rides.

    The Final Five

    The final 5 hard rides of the schedule are Zwift’s toughest routes:

    • The Pretzel
    • The Mega Pretzel
    • Four Horsemen
    • The Über Pretzel
    • The PRL Full

    Make sure you are well-hydrated and stocked with necessary nutrition before you take these rides on, as they will take you anywhere from 3-6+ hours to complete.

    Get the Files

    Here are two printable PDFs to help you with this challenge. You’ll need them both!

    • List of Zwift Routes by Difficulty: check off each route as you complete it, so you don’t double up your efforts!
    • 60-Ride Schedule: work your up from easier rides to tougher challenges with this schedule of 60 rides. That’s 5 rides a week for 12 weeks!


    She Did It!

    On April 10, 2020, Monica completed the the Couch to Route Hero challenge! She began on January 5th.

    Read her weekly progress posts >

    Questions or Comments?

    Thoughts on the schedule? Thinking of taking on the challenge? Comment below!

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      Eric Schlange
      Eric Schlangehttp://www.zwiftinsider.com
      Eric runs Zwift Insider in his spare time when he isn't on the bike or managing various business interests. He lives in Northern California with his beautiful wife, two kids and dog. Follow on Strava

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      Catherine Allen
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      Catherine Allen(@catherinetherunnergirl)
      2 years ago

      Brilliant idea. I love these sort of challenges! As soon as the route badges were released I started ticking them off and now just have 4 left to do. It’s been hard work!! Shame there is no public sharing of how we are all progressing.

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      Rabbit Dave
      Rabbit Dave
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Catherine Allen

      would be great to have stickers for the bikes or a jersey like the movember that you can have the badges. LIke the Jeep Badge of Honor you can get.

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      Bracken Christensen
      Bracken Christensen(@bracken)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Rabbit Dave

      Now I’m picturing riding with a sash of merit badges, a la The Boy Scouts. 🙂

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      sven
      sven
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Rabbit Dave

      that would be awesome

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      Jason W
      Jason W
      2 years ago

      This is fantastic! Thank you! I had already started keeping track of those badges I had, but I didn’t have a plan of which I would attack first. Happy New Year!

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Jason W

      Thanks!

      FYI, I just updated the schedule to make the final few weeks more manageable. Makes sure you grab the new PDF.

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      Nathan Lipke
      Nathan Lipke(@nlipke)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Eric Schlange

      I created a Google spreadsheet here try copying it your drive.

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      Brian Ambrose Gefroh
      Brian Ambrose Gefroh
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Nathan Lipke

      Hey Nathan. Thanks – exactly what I was going to do.

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      Renato Nardello
      Renato Nardello(@renato-nardello)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Nathan Lipke

      Thanks Nathan, I was actually going to do this. not as neatly as you did 😉

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      Cindy
      Cindy
      2 years ago

      These plans are truly a thing of beauty. Thank you! One thing that might them even more useful would be to have the rides highlighted for the colour of the world; i.e. pink for NY, blue for London, etc.

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      Mike Wall
      Mike Wall
      2 years ago

      Hi – day 55 says Ride London’s London’s on my copy?

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      Jim Spencer
      Jim Spencer
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Mike Wall

      I believe that is “The PRL Full”

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Mike Wall

      Fixed! Thanks for the heads up.

      FYI, I just updated the schedule to make the final few weeks more manageable. Makes sure you grab the new PDF.

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      Mike
      Mike(@noisufnoc)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Mike Wall

      unrelated, your name is 70% my name.

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      Jim Spencer
      Jim Spencer
      2 years ago

      Wow, that would be a challenge for me to complete the last two weeks.

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Jim Spencer

      Agreed. After I published this I went on ride outside, and while I was spinning away I had an epiphany, realizing how I could reshuffle the schedule to make it work better in those final weeks.

      I’ve updated the PDF accordingly. Makes sure you grab the new one!

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      Marcus Haughton
      Marcus Haughton(@haughton-marcus)
      2 years ago

      Thanks Eric, that check list is very useful, I had been working my way through all the routes but didn’t really have and easy way of ticking them off. That doc is just the job.

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      Joey King
      Joey King
      2 years ago

      Super idea and the organization you provide is awesome. On at least three occasions I’ve completed a route (verified using Strava, no manual turns) and have not received the badge. Will she count the route completed should this happen to her? Hope it doesn’t but I would. Perhaps it would be smart to save Dust in the Wind for as late as practical since others have reported the same on that route. I’ve completed Everything Bagel twice without earning that badge.

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Joey King

      I think she’ll count it as completed, for the purposes of the challenge. Hopefully Zwift will get these bugs fixed pronto!

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      Kevin
      Kevin
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Joey King

      I completed the Quatch Quest before Christmas and got no badge 🙁
      At least it wasn’t the Uber Pretzel!

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      Paul
      Paul
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Kevin

      Yeah same here. No badge for Quatch Quest recently 🙁

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      Keith Mawdsley
      Keith Mawdsley(@kmawdsley)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Joey King

      I’ve found that on some routes (royal pump room 8, the high line might be two) the route starts after the banner meaning you have to complete two laps. I’m not sure if a u turn past the banner and then a u turn to complete the route will get the badge.

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      Theo
      Theo
      2 years ago

      Took your master list of courses and ticked off the easy ones. The new list is perfect if you are only starting now. Thank you for all the hard work maintaining this site.

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      Chris
      Chris
      2 years ago

      Wow, thanks for this list.

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      ..Alien King..
      ..Alien King..
      2 years ago

      I can only say I love you sir for this idea!!!!!! You’re a true master and this shows why they picked the right man and woman to collaborate a carrot, a goal, and fitness into a great undertaking of crazy

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  ..Alien King..

      Yes sir!

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      Drew
      Drew
      2 years ago

      This is really great! What’s the best method for completing multiple routes at once? Do you have to split it into two separate rides? Thanks!

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Drew

      Yes, I would split it into multiple rides (that is, restart Zwift) because:
      1) if you don’t, you won’t get the route achievement badge
      2) you need to choose the new route so it’ll auto-navigate for ya

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      Claude Langlois
      Trusted Member
      Claude Langlois(@nockonlanglois)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Eric Schlange

      Zwift needs to fix this. Exiting the game to change route is not acceptable

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      Lee Meyer
      Lee Meyer
      2 years ago

      Great idea, and duly ambitious! Be careful though… Did Quatch Quest (a tough one!) and didn’t get credit. Wrote to Zwift and they said they were aware of some glitches in the Badging code. (and that they couldn’t manually award the badge using the .fit file as proof). This just happened over the last two weeks, so unless something changed asap, that could be a bummer when trying to ‘bag the badges’… Good luck!

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      Eric
      Eric
      2 years ago

      Super useful, thanks. I’ll Naver make 5 rides a week but nice to have the list.

      Already 15 Achievements under my belt…40 to go?

      I added it up and it looks like 31,328m of climbing to get them all. Great way to get most of a Tron Bike too. With what I have left to do, I’ll be at 90%.

      Thanks for the downloads.

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      Kristian Mickelson
      Kristian Mickelson
      2 years ago

      Could you also post the Google sheet of these .PDF?
      I did get credit Quatch Quest on Dec 31st. It was brutal, I that was even doing it via workouts.

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      Jim Haysom
      Jim Haysom(@haysom)
      2 years ago

      Fantastic resource Eric. I often do my structured ZA workouts up the Alpe, but useful to widen the routes to tick some of these off.

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      Tim G.
      Tim G.(@tim_3)
      2 years ago

      This is awesome. Care to do one for the running routes? 🙂

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      Oliver Radermacher
      Oliver Radermacher
      2 years ago

      Fantastic idea and work. I love it. but have many routes to ride :-). Good training

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      Duncan Kneller
      Duncan Kneller
      2 years ago

      Great idea Eric, I’m certainly going to give it a go. Thank you for your efforts in creating this schedule

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      Rob Buckingham
      Rob Buckingham
      2 years ago

      Love it! Defo doing this, been looking for inspiration and motivation, this maybe it! Thanks for doing this

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      ArT
      ArT
      2 years ago

      He doesn’t agree with my results :). 4 ALPE water bottles? On the way I would have to stand on pee 2x :). I used 4 water bottles at the 160km 3300m UP race.

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      Martin Jensen
      Martin Jensen(@martinhjensen)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  ArT

      Would also say 4 Bottles/Bidons would be overkill for the Road to Sky, i use 2 bottles/Bidons or a little less on a trip up and down. 🙂

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Martin Jensen

      I tried to air on the side of caution with the Bidon count. Remember–it takes some rides 90+ minutes just to climb the Alpe!

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      Keith
      Keith
      2 years ago

      Can you post a chart/table grouped by World? That may make it easier to select routes based on the Guest World Calendar. Thanks!

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      Mike
      Mike
      2 years ago

      This is exactly what I have been looking for. It seems like every moth runners world was a “couch to running a marathon in 3 months” comprehensive training plan but finding a couch to anything biking plan requires hiring some.

      I have not ridden in 5 months and I look forward to precisely this.

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Mike

      Awesome!

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      Robert Andersson
      Robert Andersson
      2 years ago

      Hi Eric! Thank you for a great challenge. Me and my wife did RAZ two years ago and this seems like the perfect way to kickstart 2020. 🙂 I just wonder about a few routes that confuse us. I remember that, when doing RAZ, we had to ride 5.5 and 7.7 km respectively to achieve the Volcano loops because of lead-in and to complete a full lap even if the distance stated in Zwift is about 4 km. We are looking at Lutscher and Lutscher CCW which are 13.7 km and 401 height meters but in your checklist they are… Read more »

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Robert Andersson

      Hi Bob,

      Yeah, both Lutschers have a long (and hard!) lead in, up to the top of the Innsbruck KOM. That lead in isn’t included in Zwift’s distance number as I recall.

      So you have to do the lead in up to the KOM, then do the full loop back up the KOM a second time, to get the badge. At least, that’s how it SHOULD work–I haven’t tested it myself since badges came out!

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      Robert Andersson
      Robert Andersson
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Eric Schlange

      Thank you for your answer Eric!
      That just means more and better training 🙂
      I’ll start the challenge tomorrow!

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      Nathan Lipke
      Nathan Lipke(@nlipke)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Robert Andersson

      Yep I did Lutscher last night, and I got the badge at the top of the KOM the 2nd time through.

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      Jesse
      Jesse
      2 years ago

      Great work, this is awesome! Any chance you could organize group rides targeting the six hardest rides so we don’t have to attempt them by ourselves?

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Jesse

      Monica and I were discussing doing some group rides around this. We’ll see how it unfolds, but if we DO decide to organize them, we’ll certainly announce it here on Zwift Insider.

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      Jez
      Jez
      2 years ago

      This is great – I had been trying to cobble something like this together myself. Thanks Eric!

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      Judith
      Judith
      2 years ago

      Thank you, my goal will be to ride them all in 2020, challenging enough for me 😉

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      Joey
      Joey
      2 years ago

      This is so useful. Thank you! One of my pet peeves about Zwift is the disconnect between the virtual incentives offered and the UI to track progress and select your plan for the day.

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      Nathan Lipke
      Nathan Lipke(@nlipke)
      2 years ago

      Should the highline bump up to 2 bidons for the lead in? Otherwise it’s 300m of climbing for one bidon!

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      David Gardiner
      David Gardiner
      2 years ago

      Fantastic resource. I have been doing this for weeks now. Only thing that drives nuts is that some of the routes are actually longer than what zwift says it is, I did tick tock today and it was almost 20kms instead of the 16 it says when you sing in, I was a little late to work because of that! Would be amazing to update the list with correct distances.

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      Joe Pautler
      Joe Pautler
      2 years ago

      This is awesome!! Thanks Eric!!!

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      Josh Hageman
      Josh Hageman
      2 years ago

      Love this and it feeds my need to ticking off those boxes for badges! Awesome work, as always

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      Matt Wilson
      Matt Wilson
      2 years ago

      A very useful set of columns for this might be average times for each route based on certain WKg average (2.0, 2.5, 3.0, etc). That would help people figure out which routes will fit into the allotted time they have for a workout, especially when it comes to the longest ones, where “between 3 and 6 hours” leaves a lot of wiggle room… I take a look at zwiftpower results to figure it out, but having a one stop shop would be great. Keep up the good work!

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      Paul Prince
      Paul Prince(@paul-prince)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Matt Wilson

      I found a Zwift Predictor today for exactly this scenario. It is available through an app called ‘Open as App’ on Google Play/Appstore. You can input your data and it will give you a predicted time. It needs a bit of playing around with, I think. As an example I tried inputting previous data to see if it was accurate. I completed Innsbruck-Lutscher in around 1:25, with an average of 190W. Inputting 190W gave me a predicted time of 57 minutes at my weight and height. It might be I am missing something in order to maximise the accuracy. Watch… Read more »

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      Yoann Lecoeur
      Yoann Lecoeur
      2 years ago

      Happy Zwift Year !!!
      Thank you for the Routes List. I try to do my own list last week 😉 Howerver, I do not find “Gotham Grind” in the list.

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Yoann Lecoeur

      That’s an event-only route, so it doesn’t give you a badge since it can’t be free-ridden.

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      Louise somerville
      Louise somerville
      2 years ago

      Fab idea and just starting only following the routes and trying for one per day- So i did 1 bidon last night and it did not stop at the 1-9 miles – do people get a bagde for every route that is On the list.

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Louise somerville

      You only get badges for the routes we’ve listed. Other routes are “event-only” routes, which don’t give badges.

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      Todd Busteed
      Todd Busteed
      2 years ago

      The excitement experienced upon finding the checklist… #kidatchristmasmoment Been doing phone photos of the Badges page. This is so much more elegant! Thanks Eric!!!

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      Tracey Richardson
      Tracey Richardson
      2 years ago

      soo… if I completed a badge in 2019 and now would like to be anal and follow your list of badges for 2020 will the badge achievement come across the screen even though I’ve already completed that particular one? I am guessing I will only get confirmation ONE time no matter how many more times I may do that route.

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Tracey Richardson

      You can only earn a badge once, so if you’ve already earned it you won’t see a confirmation come up the second time.

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      Tracey Richardson
      Tracey Richardson
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Eric Schlange

      that’s what I figured. thanks for the lists!!

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      Billy Beasley
      Billy Beasley(@billy-beasley)
      2 years ago

      This is fantastic!!! My teenage son is going to love this!! He’ll be back zwifting after soccer and tennis season are done this spring, and he will love this checklist of accomplishments!!!

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      Ossett Mark
      Ossett Mark
      2 years ago

      Thanks Eric for this, I had a similar one going but yours has more detail. I’ve converted the .PDF to an Excel spreadsheet and marked which ones I need to collect the badges for and also to complete for the Veloviewer table!

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      Matt Wilson
      Matt Wilson
      2 years ago

      Another possible addition, a checkbox for whether or not a route can be completed in an event? Easy example from this morning, went to ride Watopia Figure 8 in an event, then realized we immediately turned CW out of the pens onto the circuit and skipped the start banner, so assumed we wouldn’t get credit, and quit/restarted to ride solo (which is obviously less fun). Was going to ride a long Big Foothills event tomorrow and it’s a bit vague on whether from the pens plus lead in will end up getting credit…

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      Matt Wilson
      Matt Wilson
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Matt Wilson

      For those curious Big Foothills did count via an event, since the pens were earlier than the rock arch start/finish. 128 min ride at 2.0-2.5.

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      Shel Thieszen
      Shel Thieszen(@sthieszen)
      2 years ago

      Excellent resource!! Thank you for doing this.

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      Sheldon Thieszen
      Sheldon Thieszen(@sthieszen)
      2 years ago

      Thanks for this! Super helpful resource!

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      Julian Kirkland
      Julian Kirkland
      2 years ago

      Thanks for sharing these Eric. Im new to Zwift and looking forward to working my way through this list. Good man!

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      Shawn Schmitz
      Shawn Schmitz(@beachgrad05)
      2 years ago

      I’m using this to track mine. I rode Dust in the Wind yesterday and it really was a 3 Bidon ride! I drank 3 Bidon’s during my ride. I noted that the elevation was higher and distance less than what is listed on master list. My distance was 52.6km and elevation was 582m. Spawn point may have been changed but not sure how I would end up with more climbing. Either way….I stopped at top of climb toward the Jungle before descent started and put my avatar on gravel bike…then on the way out stopped again and put her back… Read more »

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      stephanie fisher
      stephanie fisher
      2 years ago

      I would have loved to do this! Just saw it today. Maybe I’ll see what I can do between now and then and try to catch up

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      Michael Snasdell
      Michael Snasdell
      2 years ago

      Love it, thank you for putting this all together Eric.

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      Doug Kelley
      Doug Kelley
      2 years ago

      Brilliant! New to Zwift and planning to use this into springtime. To better facilitate scheduling (worlds), resorting, and making notes, I exported Eric’s fine document into Excel but don’t think I can upload in comments. Will email… DK

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      Paul Kirchhofer
      Paul Kirchhofer
      2 years ago

      Thanks for putting this info together!!

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      Mikael
      Mikael
      2 years ago

      How come Watopia’s Waistband (and possibly The Magnificent 8) isn’t included in Veloviewers Route Hunter under Rebel Routes?

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      Eric Schlange
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      2 years ago
      Reply to  Mikael

      Both of those are event-only routes. Watopia’s Waistband began as a Rebel Route, then Zwift added it as an official route in game.

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      Ray Morro
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      Ray Morro(@rpm_bikes)
      2 years ago

      I converted it into a nifty Excel spreadsheet as well, making a few changes like adding separate columns for metric and english distances and elevations, and the totals of those, as well as the totals for all the bonus eXperience Points…If you would like to download the file, I will post it on the Bear Mountaineers Facebook group page. The Bear Mountaineers are a Zwift club I ride with regularly, especially on the weekends.

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      Tim D
      Tim D
      2 years ago

      Thanks for the list, amazing work!

      Some route badges still seem to be buggy as mentioned on zwift forum https://forums.zwift.com/t/multiple-badges-still-not-working/181416
      Please consider upvoting this topic

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