Gravel Adventure: Dávod to Vaskút

A gravel cycling route starting from Davod

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Embark on an exciting gravel adventure from Dávod to Vaskút.

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Saddle up for an adrenaline-pumping gravel ride from Dávod to Vaskút, covering a distance of 49 km. With a total ascent of 50 meters, this route offers a challenging terrain but rewards with stunning landscapes and thrilling cycling experiences. Test your skills as you navigate through gravel paths and enjoy the thrill of off-road cycling. From enchanting vineyards to serene countryside, this adventurous journey promises an immersive exploration of the Hungarian countryside.

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Dávod Village center

Dávod: Immersing in the tranquil environment of rural Hungary in Dávod

Dávod is a small town located in the Dél-Alföld region of Hungary. From a cyclist's perspective, Dávod offers relatively flat terrain, making it suitable for leisurely rides or training sessions. The town is surrounded by beautiful countryside, including vast fields and peaceful rural areas. Dávod may not have any famous cycling-related spots or well-known climbs, but it provides cyclists with the opportunity to immerse themselves in the tranquil environment of rural Hungary. Overall, Dávod is a pleasant locality for road and gravel cycling, offering a peaceful and scenic atmosphere.

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DávodVillage

Dávod, the starting point of the route, immerses riders in the natural beauty of the countryside. Enjoy the panoramic views and invigorating fresh air as you set out on your gravel adventure.

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CsátaljaVillage

As you cycle through Csátalja, be prepared to encounter rugged gravel paths that add excitement to your journey. Take a moment to appreciate the raw beauty of the untouched landscapes.

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VaskútVillage

Vaskút, your destination, is a small village nestled amidst rolling hills covered with vineyards. Explore the charming vineyards and savor a glass of locally produced wine, allowing your taste buds to revel in the flavors of the region.