Exploring the Coastal Beauty of Attiki

A gravel cycling route starting from Kitsi

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Embark on a thrilling gravel ride to discover the stunning coastal landscapes of Attiki.

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This round-trip cycling route starting near Kítsi takes you on an adventure through the distinctive coastal beauty of Attiki. With a total distance of 63 km and an ascent of 572 meters, this route is suitable for experienced gravel cyclists. The highlight of this route is the charming town of Vari, which is located 5 km from the starting point. Here, you can explore traditional Greek architecture and enjoy local cuisine. As you continue your journey, you'll pass through Glyfada, known for its vibrant beach bars and bustling atmosphere. Another noteworthy stop is the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center, located 37 km from the starting point. It is not only an architectural marvel but also hosts cultural events and performances. Other highlights include the picturesque towns of Δραπετσώνα, Άλιμος, and Ano Glyfada. With its scenic coastal views and cultural delights, this route offers a memorable cycling experience in Attiki.

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63 km

572 m

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Start: Κίτσι Village center

Kítsi: A captivating cycling haven with historical allure in the Attiki region, Greece.

Kítsi, nestled in the Attiki region of Greece, offers a delightful cycling experience. This charming locality provides a combination of rolling hills, scenic countryside, and historical charm. Cyclists can explore routes that wind through olive groves and past picturesque villages. Kítsi is located near the Cape Sounion area, where cyclists can tackle the challenging Temple of Poseidon climb or simply enjoy the coastal views. With its diverse blend of landscapes and historical attractions, Kítsi is a great destination for cyclists seeking both natural beauty and cultural exploration.