Belegiš - Stari Banovci - Vojka - Stara Pazova - Belegiš

A gravel cycling route starting from Belegis

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Immerse yourself in the rural charm of Vojvodina on this gravel cycling route.

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Map miniature of "Belegiš - Stari Banovci - Vojka - Stara Pazova - Belegiš" cycling inspiration in Autonomous Province of Vojvodina, Serbia. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

This round-trip gravel cycling route takes you through the beautiful rural landscapes of Vojvodina. Starting from Belegiš and passing through Stari Banovci, Vojka, and Stara Pazova, you'll have the opportunity to explore the peaceful countryside. The route covers a distance of 41 km with a gentle ascent of 35 meters. Enjoy the tranquility of the region, pedal on gravel roads, and discover hidden gems along the way.

gravel

41 km

35 m

Chill

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Start: Белегиш Village center

Belegiš: Scenic countryside rides and historical landmarks in Belegiš, Serbia

Belegiš is a locality in the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina, Serbia. From a cyclist's perspective, Belegiš offers a variety of routes that showcase the region's natural beauty and cultural heritage. Cyclists can enjoy scenic rides along picturesque countryside roads and visit historical landmarks such as Belegiš Castle. The terrain is mostly flat, making it ideal for leisurely rides or exploration. Overall, Belegiš is a charming area for road and gravel cycling, providing a mix of cultural immersion and outdoor adventure.

6 km

Stari BanovciVillage

Stari Banovci is a charming village with traditional architecture and a vibrant local community. Visit the Orthodox church and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.

17 km

VojkaVillage

Vojka is a small village surrounded by lush green fields and forests. Take a moment to appreciate the picturesque landscapes of this hidden gem.

23 km

Stara PazovaTown

Stara Pazova is a small town with a rich history. Explore its historic landmarks, including the Church of the Holy Trinity and the monument dedicated to national hero Dejan Prelac.