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Nagykálló Rural Road Adventure


A road cycling route starting from Napkor

Embark on a scenic road adventure from Napkor and explore the countryside charm of Nagykálló.

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With a total distance of 64 km, this road cycling route allows you to immerse yourself in the rural charm of Nagykálló. The moderate difficulty level of 3 makes it suitable for well-trained amateurs. The route’s epicness is rated at 3, thanks to the beautiful countryside vistas you’ll encounter along the way.

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64 km
37 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Napkor Village center
Napkor: Peaceful cycling along the Tisza River with nearby cultural attractions.
Napkor is a small locality in the Észak-Alföld region of Hungary. From a cyclist's perspective, it offers flat and easy cycling routes along the Tisza River. The surrounding countryside provides a peaceful and scenic environment for leisure cyclists. Nearby attractions include the City Park in Újfehértó and the Nagyvárad Fencing Academy. Napkor is a good option for those looking for a relaxing cycling experience in a natural setting.
NagykállóTown
Pass through Nagykálló, a tranquil village with traditional architecture and friendly locals.
ÚjfehértóTown
Visit Újfehértó, a charming town known for its vibrant market and historic buildings.
MalomkertSub-urb
Discover the picturesque Malomkert area, a peaceful countryside escape ideal for a leisurely break.
NapkorVillage
Start your journey from Napkor, a quaint village surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes.
Finish: Napkor Village center
Napkor: Peaceful cycling along the Tisza River with nearby cultural attractions.

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