Zwift today adds Titans Grove which draws inspiration from the High Sierras, home to the Sequoia National Park. Sitting adjacent to the Fuego Flats in trhe Zwift game, the mammoth-sized boulders and giant sequoias cast a shadow for those arriving fresh from a trip through the desert.
The new section of road snakes its way through the undulating forest and features three gradual climbs. With a maximum gradient of 5%, these are climbs that will provide enough of a challenge to get the legs stinging, but still gentle enough that Zwifters can still sit back and enjoy the scenery. Each lap features 520ft / 158m of elevation gain.
NEW TITAN ROUTES
Sand and Sequoias – Tour the scorched desert and the forest in one loop.
20 km // 12.5 mi
173m // 567.5
Quatch Quest – Take on the Titans Grove and ascend the epic Alpe du Zwift.
46 km // 28.6 mi
1708 m // 5600 ft
Muir and the Mountain – The mountains are calling, and you must go.
34.5 km // 21.4
792 m // 2600 ft
Dust in the Wind – Travel through Watopia’s two forests on this lush route.
54.6 km // 34 mi
585 m // 1920 ft
Big Foot Hills – A journey across the lower peaks of Watopia.
67.5 km // 42 mi
706 m // 2316 ft
Last Updated on 21 January 2026 by the5krunner
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- Injinji – Runners protect your toes. Avoid discomfort and minor injury. Run more. Run faster. I use them.
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