Kecskemét - Máriaváros - Lajos-hegy - Katonatelep - Belváros

A gravel cycling route starting from Kecskemet

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Embark on a gravel cycling journey from Kecskemét to Máriaváros and explore the hilly terrains of Lajos-hegy. Visit the historical neighborhood of Katonatelep before concluding your adventure in the vibrant Belváros district.

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This gravel cycling route offers short yet thrilling off-road sections, allowing cyclists to experience the joy of gravel biking without venturing too far from Kecskemét. The route primarily showcases the city's suburbs and nearby natural landscapes, providing a combination of scenic beauty and historical charm.

gravel

42 km

31 m

Chill

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Start: Kecskemét City center

Kecskemét: A cycling-friendly town with scenic countryside routes.

Kecskemét is a town in the Dél-Alföld region of Hungary. From a cyclist's perspective, the locality offers some cycling-friendly areas with relatively flat terrain. The roads are well-maintained and there are dedicated cycling paths in certain sections. While Kecskemét doesn't have any famous cycling-related spots or well-known climbs nearby, it provides a pleasant environment for road and gravel cyclists to explore the surrounding countryside. Overall, Kecskemét is a good location for casual cycling and discovering the local area.

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MáriavárosSub-urb

Máriaváros is known for its well-preserved historic buildings, showcasing the architectural charm of the region.

15 km

Lajos-hegy133 mPeak

Lajos-hegy is a scenic hill offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes, perfect for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts.

34 km

KatonatelepSub-urb

Katonatelep is a former military-based neighborhood that now offers a mix of historical buildings, green spaces, and unique cultural events.