Penuja and Karksi-Nuia Road Cycling Route

A road cycling route starting from Rujiena

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Explore Penuja and Karksi-Nuia on this scenic road cycling route near Rūjiena, Latvia.

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Embark on this road cycling route near Rūjiena to discover the natural and cultural treasures of Penuja and Karksi-Nuia. With a distance of 95 km and an ascent of 383 meters, this route is suitable for experienced amateurs. Along the way, you will pass through Abja-Paluoja, known for its charming architecture, before reaching the historic village of Eriņi.

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95 km

383 m

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Start: Rūjiena City center

Rūjiena: Cycling paradise in the Latvian countryside

Rūjiena is a small town located in Latvia. From a cyclist's perspective, it offers beautiful and picturesque routes surrounded by nature. Cyclists can enjoy cycling through the countryside with relatively quiet roads and minimal traffic. A well-known cycling spot near Rūjiena is the scenic Rāmkalni hill, which offers a challenging climb and rewards cyclists with stunning views at the top. Overall, Rūjiena is a great locality for road and gravel cycling, with its peaceful surroundings and opportunities for scenic rides.

25 km

PenujaHamlet

Penuja, located approximately 25 km into the route, boasts stunning landscapes characterized by rolling hills and dense forests. Enjoy the peaceful ambiance and take in the breathtaking views.

50 km

Abja-PaluojaTown

Abja-Paluoja, located approximately 50 km into the route, is a small town with well-preserved historic buildings. Take a break at one of the local cafes and learn about the town's rich cultural heritage.

62 km

Karksi-NuiaTown

Karksi-Nuia, located approximately 62 km into the route, is a picturesque town with a rich history. Visit the town's medieval castle and explore the charming cobbled streets.

93 km

EriņiVillage

Eriņi, the final destination of the route, is a historic village known for its cultural significance. Explore the traditional wooden houses and visit the local museum to learn about the village's past.