Scenic Road to Dalby

A road cycling route starting from Bunkeflostrand

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A challenging road ride with stunning views and historic sights

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Take on the challenge of this scenic road ride to Dalby. The route showcases the natural beauty of the region, from rolling hills to picturesque countryside. Experience charming Swedish villages and pass by historical landmarks along the way. This challenging ride is suited for experienced cyclists seeking an epic journey through diverse landscapes and cultural heritage.

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133 km

423 m

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Start: Bunkeflostrand Village center

Bunkeflostrand: Urban and coastal cycling with proximity to Malmö.

Bunkeflostrand is a small locality located in the Sydsverige region of Sweden. From a cyclist's perspective, Bunkeflostrand is an excellent base for exploring both urban and rural cycling routes. The town is connected to a network of well-maintained bike paths and lanes, making it easy to cycle around the area. Cyclists can enjoy rides along the coast, with stunning views of Öresund Bridge and the sea. Bunkeflostrand is also home to Ribersborgsstranden, a popular beach and recreational area where cyclists can take a break and relax. While there may not be any famous cycling-related spots or well-known climbs in Bunkeflostrand itself, its proximity to Malmö and the scenic coastal routes make it a great destination for cyclists.

9 km

MalmoCity

Explore the city of Malmo and its rich history, including the iconic Oresund Bridge connecting Sweden and Denmark.

33 km

DalbyVillage

Dalby Church, dating back to the 12th century, is a must-visit attraction along the route, offering a glimpse into the region's medieval past.

42 km

Väderkullen165 mPeak

Climb Väderkullen, a hill with panoramic views over the surrounding countryside and the city of Malmo.

56 km

BlentarpVillage

Blentarp Windmill, a well-preserved historic mill, showcases traditional Swedish architecture and provides insight into the region's agricultural heritage.