Földeák-Makó-Újszentiván-Srpski Krstur-Novi Knezevac-Horgos-Röszke-Algyő-Földeák

This round-trip cycling route starts in Földeák and takes you through various interesting towns and landscapes in both Hungary and Serbia. Along the way, you'll cycle through the towns of Makó, Újszentiván, Srpski Krstur, Novi Knezevac, Horgos, Röszke, and Algyő before returning to Földeák. The difficulty level of this route is moderate, suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists. With a total ascent of 72 meters and a distance of 154 kilometers, it offers a good challenge without being overly strenuous. The route's epicness is also noteworthy, as it provides a unique opportunity to explore cross-border regions and experience different cultures. It offers a diverse range of landscapes, from rural areas to bustling towns. Highlights along the route include Makó, known for its famous onion festival, and Röszke, which is an important border crossing point between Hungary and Serbia. These highlights, along with others, are scored and described in more detail below.