Khomas100

Date
Saturday 23.08.2025
Distances
160 km
City
Windhoek
Country
Namibia
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The Khomas100 welcomes cyclists of all skill levels. Race across a route known for its speed, weaving through a captivating mix of flat plains and challenging climbs. Conquer a total elevation gain of approximately 2000 meters and feel the satisfaction of crossing the finish line at the NWR Gross Barmen Resort.

Course

Starting from the Tony Rust Race Track near Windhoek, the 143km course is a point to point race towards the NWR Gross Barmen Resort in Okahandja.  The race starts with a first 20km paved section on the C28 to then enter a full gravel section up until the finish.  Riders start early morning at 6.00am in batches.

85% of the roads are unpaved to 15% paved.

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Profile

With a total elevation of 2000m, the Khomas100 race is challenging.  A total of 5 climbs are marked with that label with the longest one starting after 7.8km.  This 9km climb has an average gradient of 3.4% with peaks up to 10%, fully on paved roads.  Other climbs are shorter varying from 1 to 2,5km with gradients varying from 3 to 4% average so never very steep nor long.  The majority of these climbs are situated in the first half of the course.

WINDHOEK

Windhoek, the capital of Namibia, is a captivating city that seamlessly blends its colonial past with modern vibrancy. While often overlooked by travelers rushing to the country’s stunning natural wonders, Windhoek offers a unique cultural experience and a gateway to exploring the diverse landscapes of Namibia.

A Glimpse into History

Windhoek’s history is evident in its architecture, with German colonial buildings standing alongside contemporary structures. The Christuskirche, a striking Lutheran church, dominates the skyline and offers panoramic views of the city. The Independence Memorial Museum chronicles Namibia’s journey to independence and showcases the country’s rich cultural heritage.

Immerse Yourself in Local Culture

Windhoek is a melting pot of cultures, with influences from German, African, and other communities. The National Museum of Namibia houses a fascinating collection of artifacts, including traditional Herero attire and San rock art. The Alte Feste, a former military fort, now houses the National Art Gallery of Namibia, displaying works by local and international artists.

Outdoor Adventures

Windhoek is surrounded by stunning natural beauty, making it an ideal base for outdoor enthusiasts. The nearby Daan Viljoen Game Park offers opportunities for game viewing, hiking, and birdwatching. The nearby Khomas Hochland offers breathtaking landscapes, perfect for hiking and exploring.