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Anatoliki Makedonia to Eratino and Philippi


A road cycling route starting from Chrysoupolis

Discover the ancient city of Philippi as you ride from Anatoliki Makedonia to Eratino.

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Experience the rich history and cultural heritage of the region as you cycle from Anatoliki Makedonia to Eratino. This road cycling route covers a distance of 110 kilometers and features an ascent of 1707 meters, making it suitable for experienced cyclists. Along the way, make a stop at Eratino, a charming village known for its picturesque surroundings and architectural charm. The highlight of this route is the ancient city of Philippi, where you can explore the fascinating ruins and learn about its historical significance. Overall, this route offers a captivating blend of natural beauty and historical exploration.

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110 km
1707 m
Tough
Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Χρυσούπολη City center
Chrysoúpolis: Scenic coastal routes with challenging terrain
Chrysoúpolis is a town located in Anatoliki Makedonia, Thraki, Greece. From a cyclist's perspective, Chrysoúpolis offers varied terrain and scenic coastal routes. There are challenging hills and winding roads that provide an exhilarating cycling experience. Though the area is not particularly known for famous climbs, it attracts both road and gravel cyclists who enjoy a mix of coastal and rural landscapes. Chrysoúpolis also offers favorable weather conditions for cycling, with mild winters and warm summers. Overall, the town is a great destination for cyclists looking to explore beautiful surroundings and enjoy Mediterranean views.
EratinoVillage
Pass through the picturesque village of Eratino, which is nestled amidst stunning countryside.
AmygdaleonasTown
Stop by Amygdaleonas, a scenic spot surrounded by almond trees, offering a tranquil escape.
PhilippiVillage
Explore Philippi, an ancient city that once thrived and played a significant role in the region's history.
Finish: Χρυσούπολη City center
Chrysoúpolis: Scenic coastal routes with challenging terrain