Dunaalmás Adventure Loop

A road cycling route starting from Naszaly

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Experience exhilarating climbs and thrilling descents on this road route featuring scenic viewpoints and challenging ascents.

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This 55 km road route starting near Naszály offers an exhilarating adventure for road cyclist enthusiasts. With a challenging ascent of 362 meters, the route provides opportunities to push your limits and enjoy satisfying climbs accompanied by rewarding descents. Highlights along the way include Dunaalmás, a charming village known for its soothing atmosphere and serene river views, Akasztó-hegy with its panoramic viewpoints, and Süttő, a tranquil hamlet offering picturesque landscapes. Tardos, situated at the 35-kilometer mark, treats cyclists with its quaint streets and historic buildings. Agostyáni-hegy, at 39 kilometers, presents a considerably challenging climb, rewarded with a spectacular view from the top. Tóváros, found at 47 kilometers, allows for a peaceful break near a tranquil lake. With an epicness rating of 4, this route offers cycling enthusiasts a thrilling adventure complemented by beautiful landscapes and challenging ascents.

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Start: Naszály Village center

Naszály: Experience the scenic landscapes and conquer Naszály Mountain in the Közép-Dunántúl region.

Naszály is situated in the Közép-Dunántúl region of Hungary. From a cyclist's standpoint, Naszály offers a diverse terrain with both flat and hilly sections, making it suitable for road and gravel cycling. The area is characterized by picturesque landscapes, including vineyards and rolling hills. Cyclists can enjoy scenic routes and stunning views while exploring the region. Notable nearby cycling spots include the Naszály Mountain, which provides a challenging climb for experienced cyclists.