Kelebija to Bácsalmás Road Route

A road cycling route starting from Melykut

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A road route offering diverse landscapes and cultural heritage

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Embark on this captivating road route from Kelebija to Bácsalmás and discover the hidden gems of Mélykút. With a total distance of 121 km and 105 meters of ascent, this route offers a combination of scenic beauty and cultural heritage. Highlights along the way include Prozivka, Novi Žednik, and Bajmok. Get ready for an exhilarating journey through picturesque countryside, charming villages, and historic towns.

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121 km

105 m

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Start: Mélykút City center

Mélykút: Peaceful cycling in the Dél-Alföld region

Mélykút is a locality situated in the Dél-Alföld region of Hungary. As a road and gravel cyclist, you will find decent cycling opportunities here. The surrounding region offers picturesque landscapes and peaceful routes. Mélykút is not known for any famous cycling-related spots or major climbs, but it provides a pleasant and serene cycling experience.

29 km

KelebijaVillage

Kelebija is a border town known for its unique blend of Serbian and Hungarian culture. Take a moment to explore the local shops and try some traditional delicacies.

39 km

ProzivkaSub-urb

Prozivka is a picturesque village surrounded by vineyards and orchards. Stop by one of the local wineries to taste the exquisite wines produced in the region.

66 km

Novi ŽednikVillage

Novi Žednik is a small town with a rich history and stunning architecture. Visit the impressive Neo-Gothic church and walk along the streets lined with beautiful Baroque buildings.

90 km

BajmokVillage

Bajmok is a charming village known for its preserved Pannonian architecture. Take a leisurely stroll through the village to admire the traditional houses and lush gardens.

110 km

BácsalmásTown

Bácsalmás is a historical town with a rich cultural heritage. Explore the old town area and visit the local museum to learn about the history and traditions of the region.