Borsec Loop

A gravel cycling route starting from Borsec

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Adventure through Borsec and discover the breathtaking landscapes of the region.

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The Borsec Loop is a thrilling cycling route that takes you through the picturesque landscapes near Borsec, Romania. With a distance of 70 kilometers and an elevation gain of 1,295 meters, this route offers a challenging but rewarding experience for cyclists of all levels. The gravel path adds an element of excitement to the journey, allowing riders to explore off-the-beaten-path locations and immerse themselves in nature. Highlights along the route include the enchanting Poiana Zânelor (Fairies' Clearing), Moglănești village, and Pasul Creanga mountain pass. These scenic spots provide the perfect opportunity to take a break, soak in the surrounding beauty, and recharge before continuing on the adventure. Overall, the Borsec Loop offers an unforgettable cycling experience with its stunning landscapes, cultural landmarks, and unique charm that will leave every cyclist wanting to come back for more.

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70 km

1295 m

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Start: Borsec City center

Borsec: Cycling through scenic forests and hills in the mineral water paradise of Borsec.

Borsec, situated in the Centru region of Romania, is a popular destination known for its natural mineral water springs. From a cyclist's perspective, Borsec offers a variety of terrain to tackle and beautiful scenery to enjoy. There are several cycling routes available, ranging from easy to challenging, allowing cyclists to explore the lush green forests and rolling hills of the area. While there are no particularly famous cycling spots or well-known climbs in Borsec, it still provides a pleasant cycling experience. The road conditions are generally good, although some parts may have gravel sections. Borsec ranks around 3 on the cyclist's scale.