Põlva Gravel Adventure

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Embark on a gravel adventure through the outskirts of Põlva

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Take your gravel bike for a spin on this 54km route around Põlva. With an ascent of 326m and a mix of off-road sections and paved roads, this route offers a thrilling adventure for gravel bike enthusiasts. Highlights along the route include Põlgaste, Kanepi, and Krootuse. These small villages offer a glimpse into rural Estonian life and provide opportunities to experience local culture and hospitality. The gravel sections pass through forests and open fields, showcasing the natural beauty of the area. Intermediate gravel biking skills are recommended for this route.

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54 km

326 m

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Start: Põlva City center

Põlva: Explore Põlva's beautiful landscapes and cycle the famous Tartu Marathon Loop.

Põlva is a locality in Eesti, Estonia that offers various road and gravel cycling opportunities. From a cyclist's perspective, Põlva boasts scenic landscapes with forests, lakes, and picturesque countryside views. The area has well-marked cycling routes and quiet roads, providing a pleasant experience for both road and gravel cyclists. One notable nearby cycling spot is the Tartu Marathon Loop, a well-known route popular among cyclists. With its natural beauty and diverse cycling routes, Põlva is a great destination for cyclists of all levels.

14 km

PõlgasteHamlet

Explore the village of Põlgaste, known for its traditional Estonian wooden houses. Take a moment to appreciate the unique architecture in this charming rural setting.

22 km

KanepiVillage

Pass through Kanepi, a small town surrounded by forests and meadows. Enjoy the peacefulness of the countryside as you cycle through this picturesque area.

40 km

KrootuseHamlet

In Krootuse, make a stop at a local farm and indulge in some freshly baked bread and homemade jams. Experience the rustic charm of village life in Estonia.