Gravel Adventures

A gravel cycling route starting from Arad

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Embark on an exciting gravel cycling adventure starting near Arad

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Experience the thrill of off-road cycling as you explore the beautiful countryside near Arad. This gravel route offers amazing vistas, charming villages, and fascinating historical landmarks along the way. With a moderate ascent and a manageable distance, this route is perfect for adventurous cyclists of all levels.

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42 km

116 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Arad City center

Arad: Cycling through Arad's scenic countryside and tackling the challenging climbs.

Arad is a locality located in the Vest region of Romania. From a cyclist's perspective, Arad offers a mix of urban and rural cycling routes. The town itself has a number of bike-friendly facilities such as bike lanes and bike-sharing programs. Cycling enthusiasts can explore the picturesque countryside by following roads that wind through fields, vineyards, and small villages. The region is also known for its hilly landscape, providing opportunities for challenging climbs. One well-known cycling climb nearby is Mount Semenic, which offers stunning views at the top. Overall, Arad is a great destination for road and gravel cyclists, with a good cycling infrastructure and beautiful natural surroundings.

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Palatul NeumannCastle

Stop by Palatul Neumann, a magnificent palace built in early 20th century, and admire its stunning architecture and beautifully landscaped gardens.

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FântâneleVillage

Discover the enchanting village of Fântânele, known for its traditional houses and friendly locals. Take a break and enjoy some local delicacies at one of the cozy taverns.

25 km

FrumușeniVillage

Visit Frumușeni and explore its charming churches and historic buildings. The village offers a glimpse into the region's rich cultural heritage.

42 km

AradCity

Return to Arad, the starting point of your adventure, and take a moment to appreciate the city's blend of architectural styles, from neoclassical and baroque to modernist.