The Ultimate Gravel Challenge

A gravel cycling route starting from Vi

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Take on the ultimate gravel challenge in a scenic and demanding terrain

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For experienced cyclists seeking a true test of endurance, The Ultimate Gravel Challenge is not to be missed. This 87-kilometer route near Vi, Mellersta Norrland, Sweden is characterized by its varied terrain, including rugged hills, forest trails, and serene lakes. With an ascent of 1259 meters, this route will push riders to their limits and reward them with stunning natural beauty.

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87 km

1259 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Locality center

Vi: Vi: A Scenic Cycling Destination in Mellersta Norrland

Vi is a locality situated in the Mellersta Norrland region of Sweden. From a cyclist's perspective, Vi provides a variety of cycling routes with beautiful scenery. The region is known for its forests, lakes, and rolling hills, creating a diverse terrain for road and gravel cyclists to explore. One well-known cycling spot in the area is Lake Vi, which offers a picturesque cycling loop around its shores. Cyclists can also enjoy the tranquility and peacefulness of cycling through the Swedish countryside. With its scenic beauty and cycling-friendly environment, Vi ranks as a 4 in terms of cycling suitability.

7 km

MarmenLake

Situated at 7 kilometers on the route, Marmen offers a picturesque landscape and a cozy cafe where cyclists can take a break and enjoy refreshments.

50 km

StödesjönLake

50 kilometers into the journey, Stödesjön is a pristine lake surrounded by lush greenery, providing a peaceful retreat in the heart of nature.

59 km

NedansjöVillage

Nedansjö, located at 59 kilometers, is known for its crystal-clear lake and stunning viewpoints, offering cyclists a chance to rest and take in the breathtaking surroundings.

77 km

LuckstaVillage

Lucksta, found at 77 kilometers, is a lively village famous for its welcoming atmosphere, charming streets, and delightful cafes, where cyclists can replenish their energy.