Wondering where to go on Zwift? Here is the Zwift world schedule for September 2023.
Day | Course One | Course Two |
1 | Makuri Islands | New York |
2 | Scotland | Makuri Islands |
3 | Scotland | Makuri Islands |
4 | London | Yorkshire |
5 | London | Yorkshire |
6 | Richmond | London |
7 | Scotland | Makuri Islands |
8 | Scotland | Makuri Islands |
9 | Makuri Islands | New York |
10 | Makuri Islands | New York |
11 | Innsbruck | Richmond |
12 | Richmond | London |
13 | London | Yorkshire |
14 | London | Yorkshire |
15 | France | Paris |
16 | France | Paris |
17 | France | Paris |
18 | Scotland | Makuri Islands |
19 | Scotland | Makuri Islands |
20 | Makuri Islands | New York |
21 | Makuri Islands | New York |
22 | Innsbruck | Richmond |
23 | Innsbruck | Richmond |
24 | Richmond | London |
25 | London | Yorkshire |
26 | London | Yorkshire |
27 | France | Paris |
28 | France | Paris |
29 | Scotland | Makuri Islands |
30 | Scotland | Makuri Islands |
Zwift Worlds
Watopia (launched 2015)
Watopia is one of two fictitious island worlds in Zwift. It combines features from various real-world landscapes and regions. Watopia offers a broad range of environments, such as underwater tunnels, an active volcano, high-altitude mountains, and even a jungle. This variety makes it suitable for all types of workouts and rides.
Richmond, Virginia (Launched in September 2015)
The Richmond map is a faithful replication of the 2015 UCI Road World Championships course in Richmond, Virginia. It is relatively flat with some cobbled climbs, making it a perfect choice for sprinters or those who prefer less climbing.
That said there are still a couple of steep punchy climbs – you can feel for yourself how Phillipe Gilbert won that year.
London, UK (Launched in December 2015):
This world is a blend of the classic London routes and the Surrey Hills. The course offers a combination of flat city streets, rolling countryside, and challenging climbs, including the Box Hill, which is based on a real-world location popular with cyclists.
It is partly based on the London 2012 Olympic route. Want a challenge? Try the Prudential Ride London route.
New York, USA (Launched in October 2018)
This world offers a futuristic vision of New York’s Central Park. Along with the iconic flat park roads, it features elevated glass roads that twist around skyscrapers, giving an adventurous feel to the rides.
Just a personal opinion but I’m not sure I like the glassy road up to the skyscrapers.
Innsbruck, Austria (Launched in August 2018)
The Innsbruck world is inspired by the 2018 UCI Road World Championships course in Innsbruck-Tirol. It’s a course with beautiful European architecture, flat city routes, and challenging alpine climbs, perfect for those looking to test their climbing skills.
Have to say the climb is one of my favourite. Hard but not massively time-consuming like the Alpe.
Yorkshire, UK (Launched in September 2019)
The Yorkshire map was designed in honor of the 2019 UCI Road World Championships in Harrogate. The course, set in the beautiful Yorkshire countryside, offers rolling hills and a mix of town and country routes.
Such a shame the real thing was a total washout. The Yorkshire countryside is pretty awesome.
Makuri Islands (Launched in May 2021)
Makuri Islands world is inspired by Japanese culture with the launch tying into the Tokyo Olympics. The map is set to be mostly flat. However, there’s still something for the climbers. The shortest route, ‘Sea to Tree’, is 3.3km long and climbs 108m.
Zwift Neokyo is an absolute lightfest. Easily the most colorful world on Zwift.
So ride on
So there you go. There’s the list of all the worlds on Zwift.
