Luvia Gravel Loop

A gravel cycling route starting from Luvia

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Discover the hidden gems of Luvia on this scenic gravel loop

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Embark on an adventurous cycling journey through the beautiful landscapes of Luvia. This 70-kilometer gravel loop will take you through picturesque scenery, ancient ruins, and fascinating cultural landmarks. With a moderate level of difficulty and breathtaking highlights along the way, this route promises a rewarding and memorable experience for cyclists of all levels.

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70 km

86 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Luvia City center

Luvia: Experience Finland's hidden cycling gem amid the captivating beauty of Luvia.

Luvia, located in the Länsi-Suomi region of Finland, offers an enjoyable cycling experience for road and gravel cyclists. The locality boasts a mix of idyllic countryside and charming coastal landscapes. Cyclists can explore scenic routes, passing through peaceful forests, lakeside vistas, and traditional Finnish villages. Although not widely known for its cycling achievements, Luvia provides a refreshing and off-the-beaten-path alternative to well-trodden cycling destinations. Nearby, the Rauma Archipelago offers breathtaking island-hopping adventures for those seeking off-road cycling experiences. Overall, Luvia packs a punch in terms of natural beauty and quiet cycling routes.

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Sahan rauniotCastle Ruins

Explore the historic ruins of Sahan, an abandoned sawmill that offers a glimpse into Luvia's industrial past. Marvel at the remnants of the once-bustling complex and imagine its former glory.

29 km

OlkiluotoIsland

Cycle along the scenic coastal road and venture to Olkiluoto, an island known for its nuclear power plant. Admire the unique architecture of the plant and learn about Finland's commitment to sustainable energy sources.

50 km

VerkkokariHamlet

Visit Verkkokari, a small island with a lighthouse that stands boldly at the entrance of Luvia's archipelago. Enjoy panoramic views of the Baltic Sea and witness the harmonious coexistence of nature and maritime history.