Järva-Jaani Adventure

A road cycling route starting from Tapa

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Experience the allure of the countryside on this road cycling route around Tapa

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Immerse yourself in the enchanting rural landscapes surrounding Tapa on the Järva-Jaani Adventure road cycling route. Covering a distance of 67 km with an ascent of 143 m, this route provides a moderate challenge suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists. Along the way, cyclists will pass through the scenic town of Järva-Jaani, renowned for its architectural landmarks and noteworthy history. Indulge in the peacefulness of nature and witness the timeless charm of the region on this memorable cycling adventure.

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67 km

143 m

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Route profile

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.

34 km

Järva-JaaniVillage

Located 34 km into the route, Järva-Jaani houses the magnificent Järva-Jaani Church. Admire its distinctive architecture and explore its interior to uncover its intriguing historical narratives.

47 km

KurisooHamlet

Kurisoo, situated at the 47 km mark, is a picturesque lakeside village that offers a serene setting amidst nature's tranquility. Take a moment to relax and revel in the tranquil atmosphere.

67 km

TapaTown

Tapa, the final destination of the route, is a town of historical significance. Visit the Tapa Train Station, which played a significant role during World War II, and explore its exhibits to learn more about this period of Estonian history.