Scenic Nagyvejke Gravel Ride

A gravel cycling route starting from Zomba

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Embark on a scenic gravel ride to Nagyvejke and immerse yourself in the beauty of the Dél-Dunántúl region.

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Discover the beauty of the Dél-Dunántúl region on a 49-kilometer gravel ride to Nagyvejke. With an ascent of 492 meters, this moderately challenging route combines scenic landscapes with a touch of tranquility. Take the opportunity to explore Tevel, a historic town with well-preserved architecture. As you ride through picturesque countryside, be captivated by the peaceful atmosphere and charming rural villages. The route ends in Zomba, where you can visit local artisan studios and witness traditional craftsmanship. Immerse yourself in the pastoral beauty of Hungary and embrace the joy of gravel cycling.

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49 km

492 m

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Start: Zomba Village center

Zomba: Enjoyable cycling in the serene countryside of Dél-Dunántúl.

Zomba in Dél-Dunántúl, Hungary, is a decent locality for road and gravel cycling. The area offers a mix of flat and hilly terrains, suitable for cyclists of various skill levels. Cyclists can explore the beautiful countryside and charming villages around Zomba. While there are no famous climbs directly in the area, cyclists can venture to nearby locations like Nagyharsány-Márévár for more challenging rides. Zomba provides a pleasant cycling experience with its well-maintained roads and peaceful surroundings.

14 km

NagyvejkeVillage

Discover the hidden treasures of Nagyvejke, a small village surrounded by untouched nature. Experience the calmness and serenity that this tranquil gem offers.

44 km

KétyVillage

Cycle through Kéty, a picturesque village famous for its breathtaking views. Marvel at the rolling hills and let the beauty of nature inspire you.

49 km

ZombaVillage

Reach Zomba, a vibrant cultural center known for its lively arts scene. Immerse yourself in the town's creative energy, stroll through galleries, and be inspired by the local talent.