3 routes are offered in the "MOTO OFFROAD" registration:
- "L'Extrême" is aimed at off-road enthusiasts, without presenting insurmountable difficulties.
- "L'Aventure" makes the Paris-Dunkerque accessible to bikers who have never ridden anywhere other than on asphalt. This route bypasses the main difficulties of the "Extreme".
- "Le Repli" which offers a tarmac alternative in case of fatigue or bad weather, for example.

The "MOTO ROUTE" registration offers a 100% tarmac route every day, avoiding major roads, consisting of tourist sections and as many scenic and winding roads as possible.

One week before departure, each registrant receives all these GPS tracks in GPX (standard), TRB (Tripy), and PDF (paper) formats.

If you don't have a GPS, you can rent (when registering) a Tripy II GPS/electronic roadbook reader.

The route we provide is not mandatory; you can leave it at any time to visit a tourist site or have a coffee, or shorten it to enjoy the bivouac.

"Between Paris and Dunkirk" follows small roads and passable tracks open to traffic. By registering, you agree to respect the Highway Code, local residents, animals, nature, and trails, particularly with regard to speed and noise levels. The future of our hobby depends on everyone's behavior!

The off-road version of "Between Paris and Dunkirk" is designed for trails and maxi-trails. We recommend a cylinder capacity greater than 400 cc. Participating with a lighter motorcycle is entirely possible; in this case, please contact us to ensure you find what you're looking for on our routes.
"Old" motorcycles, sidecars, and electric motorcycles are also welcome!
Young (minimum 18 years old), older ones, off-road beginners, or experienced riders, everyone mixes, exchanges, and shares—that's what makes this event so charming.

No competition, no time trial, no ranking. Speed ​​must be reasonable, respectful, and appropriate to the situation and encounters.

The challenges encountered are perfectly suited to motorcycles on the market, with no special preparation required except for suitable tires (pimples or studs required).

Regarding the "MOTO ROUTE" registration, all types of motorcycles are of course welcome, from custom bikes to large GTs, including roadsters and trail bikes.

Depending on your pace, the stages last between 8 and 10 hours.

Lunch is free, allowing you to manage your route and your days as you see fit, at your own pace. If you prefer, a picnic basket option is available upon registration.

On Friday and Saturday evenings at the bivouacs, all participants, any accompanying persons, and the staff gather for dinner to discuss the day's adventures. The bivouac areas are designed to accommodate your tents and are equipped with showers and toilets.
You are under no obligation to participate in the bivouacs; you are free to choose the accommodation of your choice (at your own expense in this case).
While water is provided by the organization, other drinks are not included in the registration fee: a refreshment bar is available at each bivouac.