Kvevlax and Suvilahden huippu Road Route

A road cycling route starting from Korsholm

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Enjoy the highlights of Kvevlax and Suvilahden huippu on this scenic road route near Korsholm.

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This 65 km road route near Korsholm, Länsi-Suomi, Finland, takes you through charming villages and highlights such as Kvevlax and Suvilahden huippu. With an ascent of 49 m, it offers a moderate challenge suitable for well-trained amateurs. Immerse yourself in the peaceful surroundings and discover the hidden treasures along the way.

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65 km

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Start: Korsholm City center

Korsholm: Exploring the Finnish landscapes on two wheels

Korsholm is a municipality in the Länsi-Suomi region of Finland that provides a wonderful cycling experience for enthusiasts. The area features a mix of rolling countryside, beautiful forests, and scenic coastal routes, allowing road and gravel cyclists to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of Finland. One of the highlights for cyclists in Korsholm is the 70-kilometer long Vaasa Archipelago Route, offering breathtaking views and opportunities for island hopping along the way. The region is also known for its vibrant cycling community, organizing regular events and offering various services catering to cyclists. Cyclists visiting Korsholm can expect a warm welcome and diverse routes to explore.

8 km

KvevlaxTown

Kvevlax, located at 8 km on the route, showcases the local Finnish culture with its traditional buildings and tranquil atmosphere. Explore the village and admire its unique charm.

57 km

Suvilahden huippu23 mPeak

At 57 km, you'll reach Suvilahden huippu, a hilltop offering stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. It's a perfect spot to take a break and enjoy the beauty of nature.

61 km

PurolaSub-urb

Purola, found at 61 km, is a picturesque village surrounded by scenic forests and lakes. Take a moment to relax and recharge in the tranquility of this natural paradise.