Gravel Adventure

A gravel cycling route starting from Nyarlorinc

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Explore the off-the-beaten-path gravel trails near Nyárlőrinc

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The Gravel Adventure provides an exciting off-road cycling experience through the scenic gravel trails surrounding Nyárlőrinc. With a distance of 84 kilometers and an ascent of 47 meters, this route is suitable for adventurous cyclists who enjoy a mix of scenic landscapes and off-road challenges. Highlights of this route include Tiszaalpár, Tömörkény, and Kiskunfélegyháza. These spots offer unique attractions and intriguing off-road paths that will test your cycling skills and sense of adventure. Get ready to explore hidden gems and soak in the beautiful natural surroundings of Dél-Alföld on the Gravel Adventure.

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84 km

47 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Nyárlőrinc Village center

Nyárlőrinc: Cycling through the peaceful countryside of Nyárlőrinc

Nyárlőrinc is a locality located in Dél-Alföld, Hungary. Although it is not widely recognized as a famous cycling destination, the flat terrain and quiet country roads in this area offer suitable conditions for road and gravel cyclists. The surrounding agricultural landscape and the Tisza River create a serene environment for cycling enthusiasts. There are no well-known climbs or specific cycling spots near Nyárlőrinc, but the area provides opportunities for discovering lesser-known cycling routes and uncovering hidden gems.

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TiszaalpárVillage

Tiszaalpár is a charming village located along the route, offering scenic views of the Tisza River and picturesque landscapes on the gravel trails.

43 km

TömörkényVillage

Tömörkény is a small village known for its traditional Hungarian architecture, surrounded by beautiful countryside and tranquil atmosphere.

66 km

KiskunfélegyházaTown

Kiskunfélegyháza is worth a visit during the Gravel Adventure, inviting riders to explore its off-the-beaten-path gravel trails and experience the charm of the region's countryside.