Gravel Adventure: Exploring Cheia and Plaieşti

A gravel cycling route starting from Tureni

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A thrilling gravel adventure through mountain trails and scenic landscapes

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Embark on a thrilling gravel adventure through the picturesque regions of Cheia and Plaiești. This route is perfect for those seeking an off-the-beaten-path experience, as it takes you through remote mountain trails and offers spectacular views along the way. With a moderate level of difficulty, this 45 km route provides a challenging but rewarding experience for gravel bike enthusiasts. As you ride through Dealul Cheia and Copăceni, you'll be surrounded by stunning natural beauty and encounter traditional Romanian villages that have retained their unique charm. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the historic village of Petreștii de Sus, known for its well-preserved architecture.

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45 km

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Start: Tureni Village center

Tureni: Experience the scenic beauty of Tureni and conquer the legendary climb up Măguri-Racătău.

Tureni is a charming locality situated in the Nord-Vest region of Romania. From a cyclist's perspective, Tureni offers a combination of picturesque countryside riding and challenging climbs. The roads in this area provide enjoyable cycling experiences, allowing riders to explore beautiful landscapes. One renowned cycling spot near Tureni is the famous climb up Măguri-Racătău. This climb is known for its steepness and rewards cyclists with stunning vistas at the top. Whether you're seeking a leisurely ride or a more challenging adventure, Tureni offers a variety of cycling opportunities.

3 km

Dealul Cheia579 mPeak

Dealul Cheia is a panoramic viewpoint that offers breathtaking vistas of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Pause and enjoy the stunning scenery.

5 km

CopăceniVillage

Copăceni is a charming village known for its traditional culture and warm hospitality. Take a moment to admire the traditional houses and interact with the locals.