Cycling Exploration of Cenad, Makó, Csanádpalota, and Nagylak

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Discover the beauty of the Hungarian-Romanian border region, cycling from Cenad to Nagylak

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Embark on a cross-border cycling adventure from Cenad to Nagylak, exploring the scenic landscapes and fascinating towns along the Hungarian-Romanian border. This 118 km route showcases the region's rich cultural heritage and natural beauty, taking you through the charming towns of Makó, Csanádpalota, and Magyarcsanád. With an ascent of 27 m, this route offers a moderate challenge for well-trained amateurs. Don't miss the opportunity to stroll along the Makói Lombkorona Sétány, a stunning tree-top walkway nestled in a natural park near Makó.

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Start: Cenad Village center

Cenad: Discover the vibrant cycling scene of Cenad

Cenad is a lively locality situated in the Vest region of Romania. It offers a vibrant cycling experience with its well-connected roads and rich cultural heritage. Cyclists can explore the fascinating history and architecture of Cenad while enjoying the scenic beauty of the countryside. The region is also known for its proximity to the Nera Gorges-Beușnița National Park, a popular spot for mountain biking. With its lively atmosphere and diverse cycling opportunities, Cenad is a captivating destination for cyclists seeking a mix of culture and adventure.

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CenadVillage

19 km

MakóTown

Explore the town of Makó, known for its historical buildings and unique thermal baths with healing properties.

67 km

CsanádpalotaTown

Visit Csanádpalota, a small town with a rich history and monuments, including a beautiful Baroque church.

76 km

NagylakVillage

Discover Nagylak, a charming village on the Hungarian side of the border, where you can experience the local traditions and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.