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Exploring Siirt by Gravel


A gravel cycling route starting from Kozluk

Discover the rugged beauty of Siirt on this adventurous gravel cycling route

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Venture through the rugged landscapes of Siirt in Turkey on this gravel cycling route. With a distance of 117km and an ascent of 5172m, this challenging route is suitable for experienced cyclists. Marvel at the natural beauty of Kozluk, Helkis Dağı, and Sason as you navigate through unpaved trails. Immerse yourself in the wilderness of Siirt and enjoy the adrenaline rush of off-road cycling.

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117 km
5172 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Kozluk City center
Kozluk: Challenging cycling locale amidst rugged landscapes and historical sites.
Kozluk, situated in Turkey's Mardin, Batman, Şırnak, and Siirt regions, is a challenging cycling locality. The area features hilly and mountainous roads that present a satisfying test for cyclists who enjoy climbing. With its rugged landscapes and picturesque villages, Kozluk offers a unique and immersive cycling experience. Nearby attractions include Cizre, known for its history and ancient ruins, making it a suitable destination for both the adventurous and cultural cyclist.
KozlukTown
Kozluk is a quaint village surrounded by stunning nature and offers a taste of authentic rural life.
Helkis Dağı2005 mPeak
Helkis Dağı presents a challenging climb that rewards cyclists with breathtaking panoramic views.
SasonTown
Sason features ancient ruins and remnants of civilizations, providing a glimpse into the region's history.
Finish: Kozluk City center
Kozluk: Challenging cycling locale amidst rugged landscapes and historical sites.

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