The Fârdea Discovery

A road cycling route starting from Obreja

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Explore enchanting landscapes on this road cycling adventure through Fârdea

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Map miniature of "The Fârdea Discovery" cycling inspiration in Vest, Romania. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Embark on a scenic road cycling adventure through the enchanting landscapes of Fârdea. This 122-kilometer route features an ascent of 1,069 meters, taking you on a journey through Zăgujeni, Sacu, Crivina, Mâtnicu Mic, Fârdea, and Criciova. Experience the rich history, vibrant culture, and picturesque scenery of Romania on this captivating cycling expedition.

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122 km

1069 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Ciuta Village center

Obreja: Enjoy the Scenic Countryside and Challenging Climbs in Obreja

Obreja, located in Romania's Vest region, is a suitable destination for road and gravel cyclists. The area offers a mix of flat terrain and rolling hills, providing options for different types of rides. Cyclists can enjoy the peaceful countryside and soak in the picturesque surroundings. Obreja is also close to the Hundeker Hill Climb, a notable cycling spot known for its challenging ascent. With its varied terrain and nearby attractions, Obreja attracts cyclists looking for both recreational rides and more intense training sessions.

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ObrejaVillage

Obreja, the starting and ending point of the route, treats cyclists to its picturesque charm and surrounding natural beauty.

15 km

ZăgujeniVillage

Zăgujeni, just 15 kilometers into the route, captivates with its captivating traditional architecture and warm locals.

26 km

SacuVillage

Sacu, located at the 26-kilometer mark, offers awe-inspiring views of the surrounding countryside and a well-deserved rest stop.

41 km

CrivinaVillage

Crivina, at the 41-kilometer point, enchants riders with its timeless charm and peaceful atmosphere.

63 km

Mâtnicu MicVillage

71 km

FârdeaVillage

Mâtnicu Mic, found at the 63-kilometer mark, rewards cyclists with stunning vistas and a chance to immerse themselves in authentic Romanian village life.