Ádánd to Balatonfőkajár Gravel Adventure

A gravel cycling route starting from Adand

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An epic gravel adventure through spectacular Hungarian landscapes

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Embark on an unforgettable gravel adventure from Ádánd to Balatonfőkajár with this remarkable route. With a distance of 86 km and an ascent of 330 meters, this challenging route showcases the stunning natural beauty and scenic landscapes of Hungary's Dél-Dunántúl region. Ideal for gravel bikes, this route offers a mix of thrilling off-road sections and serene countryside roads. Overall, the route presents an exciting cycling experience with beautiful views and test your skills in a spectacular fashion.

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86 km

330 m

Tough

Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Ádánd Village center

Ádánd: Cycling getaway in Dél-Dunántúl, Hungary

Ádánd in Dél-Dunántúl, Hungary is a suitable locality for road and gravel cyclists. The region offers decent roads with scenic landscapes perfect for casual rides. While there may not be any famous climbs nearby, cycling enthusiasts can still enjoy a peaceful cycling experience in Ádánd. It's a good choice for cyclists looking for a relaxed getaway.

3 km

SiójutVillage

Siójut is located just 3 km into the route and offers a picturesque setting with charming houses, rolling hills, and lush greenery.

26 km

BalatonfőkajárVillage

Balatonfőkajár, at 26 km into the route, is a delightful lakeside village known for its relaxed atmosphere and panoramic views of Lake Balaton.

38 km

JenőVillage

Jenő, situated at 38 km into the route, is a small village with traditional Hungarian architecture and a pleasant countryside ambiance.

49 km

Somlyó205 mPeak

Somlyó, found at 49 km into the route, boasts stunning natural landscapes with rolling hills and forests, providing a peaceful escape from busy city life.

63 km

LepsényVillage

Lepsény, located at 63 km into the route, is a charming village surrounded by lush vineyards and offers breathtaking views of the Hungarian countryside.