Gravel Escape

A gravel cycling route starting from Mogyorod

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Discover the hidden gravel paths of Pest

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Escape the beaten track and discover the hidden gravel paths of Pest on this 64 km cycling route. The Gravel Escape offers a different cycling experience, catering to adventurous riders. With a relatively low ascent of 371 m, this route is suitable for moderately trained cyclists. Explore the countryside and uncover some hidden gems along the way, including the famous Hungaroring racing circuit, the scenic village of Cinkota, and the charming Törökőr. Experience the tranquility and natural beauty at Szent István-hegy as you take in the stunning panoramic views. Finally, finish the route where you started in Mogyoród, the small town that hosts the Hungarian Formula One Grand Prix.

gravel

64 km

371 m

Chill

Route profile

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Start: Mogyoród Village center

Mogyoród: Explore urban and rural cycling routes in the diverse locality of Mogyoród.

Mogyoród is a locality situated in Pest, Hungary. From a cyclist's perspective, Mogyoród offers a unique mix of urban and rural cycling routes. Whether you prefer exploring the city or venturing into the surrounding countryside, Mogyoród has something to offer. The region is known for its motorsport attractions, including the Hungaroring Formula One circuit. Nearby, cyclists can also visit the scenic Danube-Ipoly National Park. With its diverse range of routes and attractions, Mogyoród is a great destination for cyclists of varying preferences.

3 km

HungaroringViewpoint

Hungaroring is home to exciting motorsport events, including the Hungarian Formula One Grand Prix.

11 km

CinkotaSub-urb

Cycle through the quaint village of Cinkota, known for its charming village center adorned with traditional houses and idyllic atmosphere.

46 km

TörökőrSub-urb

Törökőr is a picturesque village surrounded by beautiful landscapes and dotted with historic rural buildings. Take a moment to absorb its unique rural beauty.