Kárášjohka to Jorrenjárga

A road cycling route starting from Karasjohka

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Embark on a cycling adventure from Kárášjohka to the captivating Jorrenjárga

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This road cycling route starting near Kárášjohka is a thrilling adventure suitable for experienced cyclists. With a total distance of 97km and an ascent of 478m, this challenging route offers stunning natural landscapes and cultural highlights. Around 86km into the journey, you'll reach the village of Jorrenjárga, a hidden gem known for its traditional Sami handicrafts and scenic surroundings.

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Start: Kárášjohka - Karasjok Village center

Kárášjohka: Remote and rugged landscapes for adventurous cyclists

Kárášjohka, located in Nord-Norge, Norway, is a destination that offers unique and challenging cycling experiences for road and gravel cyclists. With its remote location and rugged landscapes, cyclists can enjoy the solitude and pristine nature during their rides. The locality is famous for its proximity to the Sápmi region, home to the indigenous Sámi people of Northern Scandinavia. With its remote and unique cycling opportunities, Kárášjohka is ranked 3 for its suitability for cycling.

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KentánHamlet

Kentán, located approximately 12km into the route, is a small village with a mesmerizing waterfall. Take a short detour to witness the cascading waters amidst the picturesque scenery.

86 km

JorrenjárgaHamlet

Jorrenjárga, situated around 86km into the route, is a quaint village known for its traditional Sami handicrafts, including reindeer leather products and hand-knitted clothing. Explore the charming streets and immerse yourself in the local culture.

97 km

KarasjokVillage

Karasjok, located at the end of the route, is the main cultural center for the Sami people in Norway. Visit the Sami Parliament and learn about their rich history and customs.