Kékcse to Szabolcsveresmart Gravel Ride

A gravel cycling route starting from Doge

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Explore the enchanting countryside on this gravel ride through Észak-Alföld

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This 98 km gravel cycling route offers the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Észak-Alföld. With an ascent of 125 meters, intermediate cyclists will find it enjoyable yet challenging. Highlights along the route include Kékcse, a picturesque village known for its ancient church and traditional architecture, as well as Veľký Kamenec, a charming village with stunning views. The route concludes in Szabolcsveresmart, a cultural hub offering a variety of outdoor activities and natural attractions.

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98 km

125 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Döge Village center

Döge: Tranquil countryside cycling in Észak-Alföld region

Döge is a small locality in the Észak-Alföld region of Hungary. As a cyclist, you can enjoy riding on peaceful and scenic roads surrounded by fields and farmland. The terrain is mostly flat, making it suitable for beginners or those looking for an easy ride. While there aren't any famous cycling spots or notable climbs in the immediate vicinity, Döge provides a tranquil and relaxing environment for cycling enthusiasts. Overall, Döge is a pleasant destination for road and gravel cyclists who prefer a quieter and more laid-back experience.

8 km

KékcseVillage

Kékcse is a hidden gem in Észak-Alföld, known for its peaceful atmosphere, charming streets, and beautiful surroundings.

32 km

Veľký KamenecCastle

Veľký Kamenec is a quaint village with breathtaking views of the rolling hills and the surrounding countryside.

70 km

LácacsékeVillage

Lácacséke is a traditional village with a rich cultural heritage, featuring historical buildings and traditional folklore.

91 km

SzabolcsveresmartVillage

Szabolcsveresmart is a perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a wide range of activities such as hiking, biking, and wildlife spotting.