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Deva Challenge
A road cycling route starting from Simeria
Conquer the challenging routes around Deva
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Test your cycling skills with this challenging road cycling route around Deva. Covering a total distance of 159 kilometers and an ascent of 1324 meters, this route is designed for experienced cyclists seeking an exhilarating adventure. Highlights along the way include Deva, a vibrant city known for its medieval fortress, Cetate, a historic village with stunning views, and Visca, a picturesque village nestled in the mountains. From Cărăstău to Țebea, Luncoiu de Jos to Chimindia, each section offers its own unique charm and challenges. Overall, this route provides an epic cycling experience that will test your limits and reward you with breathtaking landscapes.
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159 km
1324 m
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Start: Uroi Village centerSimeria: Mountainous and thrilling road and gravel cycling in Simeria, Romania.
Simeria is a town in the Vest region of Romania. From a cyclist's perspective, Simeria offers a variety of mountainous and hilly terrain suitable for both road and gravel cycling. The region is a popular destination for cyclists seeking challenging climbs and exciting descents. The surrounding Carpathian Mountains provide stunning natural scenery, attracting both local and international cyclists. Additionally, nearby Muntele Mic has gained fame as a well-known climb amongst cycling enthusiasts. With its challenging terrain and iconic climbs, Simeria is a must-visit locality for road and gravel cyclists seeking exhilarating mountain rides.12 km
12 km
DevaCityDeva is a city brimming with history and culture. Visit the iconic Deva Fortress and enjoy panoramic views of the city and its surroundings.
13 km
13 km
CetateViewpointCetate is a historic village perched on a hillside with magnificent views. Marvel at the traditional architecture and immerse yourself in the village's peaceful atmosphere.
42 km
42 km
Valea LungăVillageValea Lungă offers stunning natural beauty, with its lush valleys and rolling hills. Cycle through this picturesque area and experience the serenity of the countryside.
54 km
54 km
ViscaVillageVisca is a charming village located in a mountainous region. Take a break and admire the breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks as you cycle through this scenic area.
75 km
75 km
CărăstăuVillageCărăstău offers a challenging climb with rewarding views. Push yourself to conquer this ascent and enjoy the sense of accomplishment when you reach the top.
99 km
99 km
ȚebeaVillageȚebea is a small village known for its tranquil atmosphere and beautiful landscapes. Rest and recharge in this peaceful setting before continuing your journey.
110 km
110 km
Luncoiu de JosVillage124 km
124 km
Căinelu de SusVillage139 km
139 km
BejanVillage154 km
154 km
ChimindiaVillage159 km
159 km
Finish: Uroi Village centerSimeria: Mountainous and thrilling road and gravel cycling in Simeria, Romania.
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