Gravel Adventure through Brumunddal and Hamar

A gravel cycling route starting from Hamar

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Embark on a thrilling gravel adventure through Brumunddal and Hamar

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This round-trip cycling route takes you through picturesque Brumunddal and Hamar, offering a blend of breathtaking nature and fascinating cultural highlights. With an ascent of 951 meters and a distance of 77 kilometers, this challenging route is perfect for well-trained amateur cyclists seeking a thrilling experience. Discover the beautiful Brumunddal, known for its charming atmosphere and welcoming locals. As you pedal through the stunning landscape, keep an eye out for Åkersvika, a bird reserve that attracts birdwatching enthusiasts from around the region.

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77 km

951 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Hamar City center

Hamar: Cycling-friendly infrastructure amidst stunning natural surroundings.

Hamar, situated in the Innlandet region of Norway, is a cyclist's paradise with its cycling-friendly infrastructure and scenic surroundings. Cyclists in Hamar can enjoy a network of well-maintained cycling paths that wind through stunning landscapes, including lakes and forests. The flat terrain of the area makes it perfect for leisurely rides and exploration. Hamar is known for hosting various cycling events, including races and festivals, which further highlights its dedication to the cycling community. Though there are no prominent climbing spots nearby, Hamar offers a peaceful and picturesque environment that attracts cyclists of all levels.

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BrumunddalTown

Brumunddal: Immerse yourself in the charming atmosphere of Brumunddal, known for its friendly locals and delightful cafes.

77 km

ÅkersvikaLake

Åkersvika: Pedal along Åkersvika and marvel at the breathtaking bird reserve, home to numerous species of birds and a favorite spot for bird enthusiasts.

77 km

HamarCity

Hamar: Explore the vibrant city of Hamar, with its rich cultural heritage, including the famous Olympic ice hockey stadium and the stunning Hedmark Museum.