Šajkaš - Kać - Novi Sad - Subic - Kovilj Round Trip

A gravel cycling route starting from Sajkas

Plan your own route
in Sajkas Plan your own route in Sajkas

A scenic round trip in Vojvodina, Serbia

Map

Map miniature of "Šajkaš - Kać - Novi Sad - Subic - Kovilj Round Trip" cycling inspiration in Autonomous Province of Vojvodina, Serbia. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

This round trip takes you through the beautiful landscapes of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina. Starting from Šajkaš, you'll cycle through the charming town of Kać, continue to the vibrant city of Novi Sad, and then head to Subic with its picturesque countryside. The route also includes a visit to Kovilj, known for its stunning monastery. The total ascent is 39 meters over a distance of 61 kilometers.

gravel

61 km

39 m

Chill

Route profile

Highlights on the route

0 km

Start: Шајкаш Village center

Šajkaš: Cycling through the tranquil beauty of Šajkaš

Šajkaš is a small village located in the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina, Serbia. From a cyclist's perspective, Šajkaš offers a mix of flat terrain and rolling hills, allowing for a variety of cycling experiences. The region is characterized by its peaceful atmosphere and traditional rural architecture. Nearby, cyclists can visit the town of Novi Sad, which offers more challenging cycling routes and cultural attractions. With its blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage, Šajkaš is a great choice for both road and gravel cyclists.

12 km

KaćVillage

Kać is a historic town with its origins dating back to the Roman times. Explore its charming streets and visit the Kać Tower, a remnant of the medieval fortress.

25 km

Дуга касарнаViewpoint

Duga Kasarna is a former Austro-Hungarian army barrack complex. Learn about its interesting history and see the well-preserved buildings.

30 km

Novi SadCity

Novi Sad is the second-largest city in Serbia and offers a mix of historical landmarks, cultural events, and lively nightlife. Don't miss exploring Petrovaradin Fortress on the banks of the Danube River.