Väike-Maarja-Kiltsi-Porkuni-Udriku-Tapa Route

A road cycling route starting from Tapa

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Cycle through historical landmarks and experience the scenic beauty Estonia has to offer.

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Map miniature of "Väike-Maarja-Kiltsi-Porkuni-Udriku-Tapa Route" cycling inspiration in Eesti, Estonia. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Embark on an 83-kilometer road cycling adventure starting from Tapa. This route will take you through Väike-Maarja, Kiltsi manor house, Porkuni, and Udriku before heading back to Tapa. With a moderate ascent of 355 meters, this route provides a challenge for well-trained amateur cyclists. The overall epicness of the route is rated 3, offering a mix of historical and natural attractions. Highlights along the way include the charming Väike-Maarja town, Kiltsi manor house with its beautiful gardens, the medieval Porkuni castle ruins, the scenic Udriku village, and finally returning to Tapa.

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83 km

355 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Tapa City center

Tapa: Explore diverse cycling routes in scenic Tapa.

Tapa is a locality in Estonia. As a cyclist, Tapa offers diverse cycling routes with varying terrains and landscapes. The area provides options for both road and gravel cycling. Tapa has several renowned gravel paths and trails that attract gravel cyclists from around the region. With its distinct cycling offerings and picturesque landscapes, Tapa is a popular destination for both road and gravel cyclists.

26 km

Väike-MaarjaVillage

Väike-Maarja is a small, idyllic town known for its historic wooden houses and charming atmosphere. Take a moment to explore its unique character.

38 km

Kiltsi manor houseAttraction

Kiltsi manor house is a stunning example of Estonian Neo-Gothic architecture. Marvel at its grandeur and explore the beautiful surrounding gardens.

54 km

PorkuniHamlet

Porkuni castle ruins are a reminder of Estonia's rich medieval history. Explore the remains of this historic site and imagine its grandeur in the past.