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Alta Road Adventure


A road cycling route starting from Alta

Explore the stunning outback of Alta on an epic road cycling route

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This challenging road cycling route takes you through the beautiful landscapes surrounding Alta, offering breathtaking views of the Alta River and the Sami Siida cultural center. With a total distance of 85 km and an ascent of 956 m, this route is suitable for well-trained amateurs seeking an adventurous cycling experience. The stunning scenery along the way and the opportunity to immerse yourself in the vibrant Sami culture make this route truly unique and rewarding. Don't miss the chance to discover Alta's natural beauty and cultural heritage!

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85 km
956 m
Tough
Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Alta City center
Alta: Immerse yourself in the scenic beauty of Alta and conquer the North Cape.
Alta, located in Nord-Norge, Norway, offers breathtaking cycling experiences amidst its stunning natural landscapes. It is a region blessed with scenic beauty, including dramatic fjords, snow-capped mountains, and vibrant green valleys. For road and gravel cyclists, Alta provides various routes catering to different skill levels. One of the notable cycling destinations nearby is the famous North Cape, offering a challenging and awe-inspiring ride. Cyclists can enjoy the midnight sun during the summer months, creating a uniquely magical experience. Alta's cycling infrastructure is well-developed, with cycling tours, rentals, and accommodations readily available for cyclists exploring the area.
AltaTown
Cycle through the vibrant city of Alta, featuring a mix of modern and traditional architecture, before heading into the wilderness.
Alta riverViewpoint
Marvel at the majestic Alta River, one of the best fishing spots for salmon and trout in Norway.
Sami SiidaAttraction
Visit the Sami Siida cultural center and learn about the fascinating Sami way of life through exhibitions and guided tours.
Finish: Alta City center
Alta: Immerse yourself in the scenic beauty of Alta and conquer the North Cape.