“Fuhgeddaboudit” Route Details (New York)
First, there was Everything Bagel, the longest route in New York at just under 35km. Later, Zwift would release two event-only routes that were even longer. But in October 2025, “Fuhgeddaboudit” said “hold my martini” and came out at 79km! It’s quite a ride, covering (almost) all the roads on the map, including some in both directions!
First, there was Everything Bagel, the longest route in New York at just under 35km. Later, Zwift would release two event-only routes that were even longer. But in October 2025, “Fuhgeddaboudit” said “hold my martini” and came out at 79km! It’s quite a ride, covering (almost) all the roads on the map, including some in both directions!
Route Basics
Length: 79 km (49.1 miles)
Elevation: 838m (2,749‘)
Map: New York
ZIMetrics
Rating: 41.3/100 🛈
Time Estimates 🛈
lead-in + first lap
2 W/kg: 164 minutes
3 W/kg: 132 minutes
4 W/kg: 119 minutes
Start & Finish
Begins and ends at the Prospect Park lap arch.
Achievement Badge: 1595 XP
Strava Segments
Route Description
Events on this route begin in the Prospect Park start pens with a quick lead-in to the lap arch, which serves as the route’s start/finish line. You’ll ride most of a CCW lap of the park, hitting the Peristyle Sprint and The Hill KOM before heading north through the Brooklyn Subway with its 5-second Power Segment and across Manhattan Bridge with its sprint.
Then it’s back into the subway for a 10-second Power Segment before riding straight through the middle of Times Square and into Subway 1, which hosts a 20-second Power Segment in this direction. Take the escalator up and out, and you’ll find yourself in Central Park. Settle in: you’ll be here for the next 30km, covering every road in the park!
Your time in Central Park starts off with a bang: hit the glass roads right away and take on the NY KOM Reverse. Then you’ll continue to wind your way around the park, covering all the glass and paved roads until you exit on the south end, where you came in.
Now it’s time to retrace our steps: heading into the subway, which hosts a 5-second Power Segment in this direction. Finish off the remaining roads of Times Square Circuit. Back into the City Hall subway for a 10-second Power Segment, then cross the East River, using the Brooklyn Bridge this time, which includes a KOM segment in this direction.
Ride through the Brooklyn subway for a 20-second Power Segment, then up to Grand Army Plaza for a quick loop that turns you around to head back into the subway for another 5-second Power Segment. (Sorry, did you think you were almost finished?) Ride over the two bridges in the directions you haven’t covered yet, then come back through the subway and around the Plaza before entering Prospect Park and finishing the course at the lap banner.
Whew. That’s a long lap. How about another? Fuhgeddaboudit…
Hot take: we can’t help but wonder if Zwift made an error in designing or coding this route. Our theory is that the turnaround at Grand Army Plaza ~64.5km in was actually supposed to be a turnaround that took you into Prospect Park, then onto Central Drive – the only stretch of road in NYC not covered by this route – then back up and out of Prospect Park. This would have made it so the route covers all NYC roads, and it would have stretched it past the 80km mark.
We’ve asked ZHQ, but so far, mum’s the word…






