Kanjiža Adventure Ride

A road cycling route starting from Mokrin

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Embark on a thrilling cycling adventure and explore the wonders of Kanjiža and its surroundings.

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Map miniature of "Kanjiža Adventure Ride" cycling inspiration in Autonomous Province of Vojvodina, Serbia. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

The road route starting near Mokrin takes you through the scenic landscapes and historical towns of Southern Serbia. The highlight of this adventure is the town of Kanjiža, renowned for its vibrant arts scene and unique cultural heritage. With a moderate to challenging difficulty level, this route is ideal for experienced amateur cyclists looking for an immersive experience that combines nature and culture.

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141 km

104 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Мокрин Village center

Mokrin: Discover Tranquility in Picturesque Mokrin

Mokrin, located in the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina, Serbia, offers road and gravel cyclists a peaceful and picturesque destination. The locality features scenic countryside and well-maintained roads, making it perfect for enjoyable rides. While there are no famous climbs directly nearby, Mokrin provides cyclists with an opportunity to explore the region's less-traveled paths and soak in the serenity. Additionally, visitors can experience traditional Serbian hospitality and indulge in local fare during their stay in this charming cycling-friendly locality.

16 km

IdjosVillage

Idjos is a small village along the route that offers a tranquil setting and beautiful rural landscapes.

35 km

OstojicevoVillage

Experience the authentic Serbian countryside as you pass through Ostojicevo and admire its charming traditional architecture.

60 km

TrešnjevacVillage

Cycle through Trešnjevac, a town known for its stunning natural surroundings, which are ideal for outdoor activities like hiking and birdwatching.

94 km

KanjižaTown

Kanjiža awaits with its diverse cultural scene, including art galleries and cultural festivals, exhibiting a unique blend of Serbian, Hungarian, and Romani traditions.