“Double Span Spin” Route Details (New York)
Released in October 2025 as part of the Prospect Park expansion to Zwift’s New York map, this route focuses on the new roads crossing the Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges. It’s a circuit that begins with a lead-in from Prospect Park, then keeps riders on the two bridges riding CCW for as many laps as you’d like!
Released in October 2025 as part of the Prospect Park expansion to Zwift’s New York map, this route focuses on the new roads crossing the Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges. It’s a circuit that begins with a lead-in from Prospect Park, then keeps riders on the two bridges riding CCW for as many laps as you’d like!
Route Basics
Length: 7 km (4.3 miles)
Elevation: 80m (262‘)
+5.6km (3.5 miles) lead-in with 40m (131‘) elevation
Map: New York
ZIMetrics
Rating: 6.7/100 🛈
Time Estimates 🛈
lead-in + first lap
2 W/kg: 27 minutes
3 W/kg: 21 minutes
4 W/kg: 19 minutes
Start & Finish
Route begins and ends at Manhattan Bridge sprint arch. Events begin with a long lead-in from the Prospect Park start pens.
Achievement Badge: 145 XP
Sprint & KQOM Segments |
| Manhattan Sprint (0.25km, 1.3%) |
| Brooklyn Bridge KOM (2km, 1.7%) |
Strava Segments
Route Description
Events begin with a long lead-in from the Prospect Park start pens. You’ll turn left out of the pens to quickly exit the park, then ride around Grand Army Plaza and descend Flatbush Avenue to enter the Brooklyn Subway section.
Give the 5-second Power Segment near the end of the subway a go, then climb out and head up the corkscrew road to the Manhattan Bridge. Your lead-in ends over the East River, at the green arch at the Manhattan Bridge’s midpoint. This is also your route finish line.
From the start/finish arch you’ll descend the other side of the Manhattan Bridge, turn around in Manhattan, and begin the Brooklyn Bridge KOM. This KOM ends at the midpoint of the Brooklyn Bridge as you cross the river once more into Brooklyn.
Descend the other side of the bridge, then turn around and hit the corkscrew road once more to make your way across the Manhattan Bridge. Go all-in for the sprint… then go for another lap. Why not?
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