Vuores Hills

A road cycling route starting from Vuores

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Conquer the challenging hills of Vuores with stunning vistas as the ultimate reward.

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The Vuores Hills route is a road cycling challenge that takes you through the hilly terrain of Vuores. With a distance of 64 kilometers and an ascent of 300 meters, this route is recommended for well-trained cyclists. Expect a moderate level of difficulty and stunning panoramic views along the way. The epicness score for this route is 4.

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64 km

300 m

Tough

Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Hervannanmaa Village center

Vuores: Riding through the peaceful forest trails of Vuores

Vuores, located in the Länsi-Suomi region of Finland, is an idyllic location for gravel cyclists looking for peace and solitude. The locality is surrounded by vast forests and serene lakes, providing a stunning backdrop for off-road adventures. With its well-maintained gravel trails and relatively flat terrain, Vuores offers enjoyable cycling opportunities for all skill levels. While there are no famous climbs nearby, the area's natural beauty and tranquility make it a desirable destination for gravel cyclists seeking solace in nature.

2 km

VuoresSub-urb

Vuores is a vibrant neighborhood known for its modern architecture and extensive green spaces. Explore the area and admire the unique architectural designs.

3 km

Kurkiaurankukkula141 mPeak

Kurkiaurankukkula is a hill known for its beautiful wildflower meadows. Enjoy the stunning vistas as you ascend to the top.

18 km

LempääläTown

Lempäälä is a charming town located along the route. Take a break and wander through its historic streets, adorned with colorful houses.

36 km

VesilahtiTown

Vesilahti is a picturesque rural area known for its tranquil lakes and rolling hills. Immerse yourself in nature as you cycle through this idyllic region.