Tavanac to Udvar Cycling Adventure

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This road cycling route takes you from Tavanac to Udvar, covering a distance of 69 kilometers with an ascent of 216 meters. Experience the thrill of cycling through diverse landscapes and discover the charm of Dél-Dunántúl, Hungary.

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69 km

216 m

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Start: Mohács City center

Mohács: Charming rural landscapes and cultural festivities make Mohács an attractive cycling destination.

Mohács in Hungary's Dél-Dunántúl region offers a diverse range of cycling routes for both road and gravel cyclists. With its charming rural landscapes and well-preserved towns, cyclists can explore the area's rich history and culture while enjoying their ride. Mohács is also known for its annual Mohácsi Busójárás festival, adding an additional cultural element to the visit. Overall, Mohács is a great destination for cyclists seeking a mix of cycling, history, and cultural experiences.

29 km

Tavanac202 mPeak

Approximately 29 kilometers into the route, you will pass the village of Tavanac. Marvel at its traditional architecture and visit the local cultural center, which often hosts art exhibitions and performances.

44 km

Banovo brdo243 mPeak

At the 44-kilometer mark, you will reach Banovo brdo, a small hill known for its breathtaking views. Take a short break here to enjoy the panoramic scenery.

47 km

PopovacVillage

As you cycle, you will pass through the town of Popovac at the 47-kilometer mark. Explore the town center, which features charming cafes and local shops.

59 km

UdvarVillage

At around the 59-kilometer mark, you will arrive in Udvar. Step back in time as you explore this historic town, known for its preserved medieval architecture and cobblestone streets.