Tornby Grand Tour

A road cycling route starting from Tallboda

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An exhilarating road cycling route to Tornby and beyond

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Map miniature of "Tornby Grand Tour" cycling inspiration in Östra Mellansverige, Sweden. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

The Tornby Grand Tour is an exhilarating road cycling route starting near Tallboda. It takes you through diverse landscapes, from open fields and rolling hills to dense forests and charming villages. With a total distance of 78 kilometers and an ascent of 458 meters, this route offers a challenging ride for intermediate to advanced cyclists. Along the way, you'll encounter several highlights, including Tornby, a small village with a rich history, Berg, a scenic area known for its panoramic views, Hult, a charming village with traditional wooden houses, Balderum, a picturesque spot with beautiful lakes, Grensholm, a quaint village surrounded by nature, and Norsholm, a tranquil retreat along the Göta Canal.

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78 km

458 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Locality center

Tallboda: Cycling in Tallboda: Peaceful rides in a scenic environment.

Tallboda is a locality in Östra Mellansverige, Sweden. It offers decent cycling routes for road and gravel cyclists. The region has well-paved roads suitable for enjoyable rides. Although there are no famous cycling-related spots or well-known climbs nearby, Tallboda provides a peaceful and scenic environment for cyclists to explore.

6 km

TornbySub-urb

Tornby is a historic village with well-preserved buildings from the 18th century. Explore the cobblestone streets and admire the traditional architecture.

14 km

BergVillage

Berg offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Stop at one of the viewpoints to take in the panoramic scenery and capture some memorable photos.

28 km

Hult103 mPeak

Hult is a quaint village known for its charming atmosphere and traditional wooden houses. Take a leisurely stroll through the village and immerse yourself in Swedish countryside life.