Gencsapáti Loop

The Gencsapáti Loop is a scenic cycling route in Nyugat-Dunántúl, Hungary. The route offers a taste of the region's rural charm, taking cyclists through picturesque countryside and quaint villages. With a total distance of 75 kilometers and an ascent of 108 meters, this loop is perfect for experienced amateurs seeking a moderate challenge. Throughout the route, cyclists will encounter several highlights that showcase the area's history and natural beauty. Starting in Gencsapáti, riders can stop by the medieval Vasszilvágy Castle, located just 24 kilometers into the ride. Further along the route, at the 45-kilometer mark, is the Batthyány-kastély, an elegant palace with beautiful gardens. The village of Vép, at the 60-kilometer mark, offers a great spot for a rest and a chance to admire its charming architecture. Finally, the route passes through Kámon, known for its traditional Hungarian houses and breathtaking views at the highest point of the ride. While this route is not particularly challenging, it offers a delightful journey through the peaceful countryside of Nyugat-Dunántúl, showcasing the region's cultural heritage and natural landscapes.