Berca Circuit

A road cycling route starting from Berca

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A scenic and challenging road cycling route with highlights along the way.

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Map miniature of "Berca Circuit" cycling inspiration in Sud-Est, Romania. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Explore the picturesque landscapes of Berca with this challenging road cycling route. With a total ascent of 1086 meters and a distance of 128 kilometers, this circuit offers a unique experience for cyclists looking for both fitness and stunning natural beauty. The route takes you through charming towns and villages, allowing you to immerse yourself in the local culture.

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128 km

1086 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Berca Village center

Berca: Scenic routes and unique geological phenomenon

Berca is a small town located in the Sud-Est region of Romania. It is known for its unique geological phenomenon, the Mud Volcanoes, which attract a large number of tourists. From a cyclist's perspective, Berca offers some scenic routes with rolling hills and beautiful countryside. There are also several off-road trails for gravel cycling enthusiasts to explore. However, Berca does not have any famous cycling-related spots or well-known climbs nearby. Overall, it is a decent locality for road and gravel cyclists with moderate cycling opportunities.

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BercaVillage

The starting point of the route is the picturesque town of Berca. Known for its famous mud volcanoes, take a moment to visit this unique natural wonder before embarking on your cycling adventure.

74 km

RâmniceluVillage

As you cycle through Râmnicelu, enjoy the peaceful countryside views and take a break to visit the Râmnicelu Monastery, a beautiful religious site.

104 km

PotârnicheștiVillage

Passing through Potârnichești, be sure to stop by the Potârnichești Reservoir, a perfect spot for a quick picnic or to simply enjoy the serene surroundings.

116 km

MăteștiVillage

Mătești is another must-visit highlight along the route. Take a moment to admire the Mătești Church, an architectural gem that dates back to the 18th century.