Lupeni Gravel Adventure

A gravel cycling route starting from Lupeni

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Conquer the gravel roads of Lupeni on this thrilling cycling adventure.

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Embark on a 105-kilometer gravel cycling adventure through the rugged terrains of Lupeni. With an ascent of 1954 meters, this route is designed for experienced cyclists looking for a challenging and exhilarating ride. The highlights along the route include Firtușu, Solocma, Bâra, Șilea Nirajului, Reștad, and Ocna de Jos. These spots offer a diverse range of attractions, from charming villages to scenic viewpoints. The Lupeni Gravel Adventure provides an opportunity to explore the region's raw and untouched beauty while testing your skills on gravel roads.

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105 km

1954 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Lupeni Village center

Lupeni: Adventurous biking in Lupeni

Lupeni is a locality in the Centru region of Romania. For road and gravel cyclists, Lupeni offers a mix of paved, gravel, and dirt roads to explore. The region is surrounded by forests and mountains, providing stunning natural scenery for cyclists. Lupeni is also located near the famous Transalpina Highway, a legendary road that offers breathtaking views and challenging climbs. This makes it a popular destination for cyclists looking for an adventurous biking experience. Overall, Lupeni is a great locality for cyclists who enjoy the thrill of exploring diverse terrains and tackling challenging climbs.

10 km

FirtușuVillage

Firtușu is nestled within the breathtaking Carpathian Mountains, offering gravel cycling enthusiasts stunning views and challenging terrains.

26 km

SolocmaVillage

Solocma charms visitors with its unspoiled natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere, providing a serene escape for cyclists.

47 km

BâraVillage

Bâra is a hidden gem with picturesque landscapes, perfect for adventurous cyclists seeking an off-the-beaten-path experience.

56 km

Șilea NirajuluiVillage

Șilea Nirajului captivates visitors with its unspoiled nature and traditional, well-preserved architecture, offering a glimpse into the region's rich heritage.