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The Pilis Gravel Adventure


A gravel cycling route starting from Visegrad

Discover the rugged beauty of the Pilis mountains on this epic gravel adventure.

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Embark on an exciting cycling journey through the breathtaking Pilis mountains, filled with challenging gravel paths and stunning nature. This route offers a unique blend of exhilarating climbs, scenic landscapes, and picturesque villages, making it a must-try for any gravel cycling enthusiast. With a well-deserved difficulty rating of 4 and an epicness rating of 4, not only will you experience a thrilling ride, but you'll also be rewarded with unforgettable views along the way.

gravel
83 km
1677 m
Tough
Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Visegrád City center
Visegrád: Explore the Beauty of Visegrad on Two Wheels
Visegrad is a stunning locality in Pest, Hungary that offers a wealth of cycling opportunities. With its historic castle, scenic riverside views, and well-maintained cycling trails, Visegrad is a cyclist's paradise. The town is located in the heart of the Danube Bend, providing cyclists with easy access to a variety of cycling routes and famous climbs, such as Dobogo Hill. Additionally, Visegrad hosts various cycling events throughout the year, attracting both professional and amateur cyclists. Whether you're a road cyclist or a gravel enthusiast, Visegrad has something to offer for everyone.
Vadálló-kövekAttraction
Located at the halfway point, the Vadálló-kövek rock formations offer a mesmerizing sight. These ancient volcanic rocks stand tall and provide a superb photo opportunity amidst the picturesque landscape.
Hármashatár553 mPeak
Passing through the Hármashatár area, you'll glimpse the border between Hungary, Austria, and Slovakia. A unique opportunity to cycle across three countries in just a few kilometers.
Kakas-hegy590 mPeak
Be prepared for a challenging climb up Kakas-hegy, the highest point of the route. Once you reach the summit, you'll be rewarded with a panoramic view that stretches for miles.
PilisszentkeresztVillage
Pilisszentkereszt, a charming village nestled at the foot of the Pilis mountains, offers a perfect spot for a well-deserved rest. Explore the local shops and admire the traditional architecture.
Kutya-hegy315 mPeak
Climb up Kutya-hegy and be greeted by a small stone chapel at the top. This peaceful spot provides a panoramic view over the surrounding countryside.
TinnyeVillage
Pass through the idyllic village of Tinnye, known for its beautiful vineyards and wine production. Take a moment to savor the local flavors and unwind in this picturesque setting.
KolóniaSub-urb
As you approach Kolónia, you'll cycle through a quaint, traditional Hungarian village. Immerse yourself in the local culture and soak up the charming ambiance.
Tábla-hegy304 mPeak
Tábla-hegy boasts stunning viewpoints overlooking the Danube River. Take in the majestic scenery as you catch your breath on this challenging section.
Ó-hegy366 mPeak
PilismarótVillage
Pilismarót offers a scenic rest stop along the Pilis Bike Park trail. Take a break and enjoy the tranquility of this peaceful village.
ÚjtelepSub-urb
Újtelep, a small settlement on the outskirts of Visegrád, serves as the starting and finishing point for your journey. Enjoy the vibrant energy of this lively town before or after your ride.
Finish: Visegrád City center
Visegrád: Explore the Beauty of Visegrad on Two Wheels

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