Troyan Loop

A gravel cycling route starting from Troyan

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A challenging gravel loop with stunning mountain views

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The Troyan Loop is a tough and rewarding cycling route that takes you through some of the most scenic parts of the Severozapaden region in Bulgaria. With a total distance of 52 kilometers and an elevation gain of 1531 meters, this gravel route is ideal for experienced riders who crave a challenging adventure. The highlights of this route include Sadinata, a beautiful mountain pass with breathtaking views, Cherni Osam, a charming village surrounded by picturesque landscapes, and Troyan, a historic town known for its traditional handicrafts and delicious local cuisine. This route is rated 4/5 for difficulty and 4/5 for epicness.

gravel

52 km

1531 m

Tough

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Start: Троян City center

Troyan: Explore scenic routes and tackle challenging climbs in Troyan.

Troyan is a town in the Severozapaden region of Bulgaria. This locality offers a mix of cycling opportunities, ranging from flat roads to challenging climbs in the nearby Balkan Mountains. The scenery is stunning, with lush forests and beautiful river valleys. One notable cycling spot in the area is the Beklemeto Pass, known for its challenging climb and breathtaking views. Troyan is also home to a popular annual cycling race, drawing participants from both Bulgaria and abroad. With its diverse terrain and famous climbs, Troyan ranks at a 4 for cyclists, making it an excellent destination for both leisurely rides and serious cycling.