Elek Exploration

A gravel cycling route starting from Ketegyhaza

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Discover the hidden gems and cultural heritage of Elek village.

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Uncover the rich history and cultural traditions of Elek as you cycle through the serene countryside of southern Hungary. This gravel route offers a moderate challenge with a slight ascent and varied terrain. Take your time to explore Elek, a village known for its authentic Hungarian houses and vibrant community. With plenty of highlights along the way, including the Farkas-halom viewpoint, this route provides a memorable cycling experience for both intermediate and experienced cyclists.

gravel

77 km

7 m

Tough

Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Kétegyháza Village center

Kétegyháza: Gateway to scenic countryside

Kétegyháza is a locality located in the Dél-Alföld region of Hungary. As a road and gravel cyclist, Kétegyháza can offer some enjoyable cycling routes. The region features flat to rolling terrain with mostly quiet and well-paved roads suitable for cycling. While Kétegyháza itself may not have any famous cycling-related spots or well-known climbs, it serves as a gateway to the surrounding countryside and nature reserves, providing opportunities for scenic rides. Overall, Kétegyháza ranks as a 2 in terms of cycling from a cyclist's perspective.

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KétegyházaVillage

Kétegyháza, the starting point of the route, is home to the magnificent Batthyány Castle, a must-visit historical landmark.

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PiluVillage

Pilu's quaint streets and picturesque landscapes make it an idyllic place to take a break and soak in the peacefulness of the surroundings.

59 km

Farkas-halom91 mPeak

Farkas-halom offers stunning panoramic views of the flat Alföld region, showcasing the vastness of the Hungarian plains.

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ElekTown

Elek is famous for its vibrant cultural events and traditional Hungarian dishes. Don't miss the opportunity to sample local cuisine like goulash and chimney cake while in the village.