The Flanders Cycle Route is a long-distance bike route that stretches 130 miles (210 kilometers) across Flanders, Belgium. Starting from Bruges, a UNESCO World Heritage city, the route takes cyclists through a variety of landscapes, including charming medieval towns, historic sites, and vibrant cities. The route provides a perfect blend of culture, history, and nature, …
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Vía Verde de la Sierra
The Vía Verde de la Sierra is also known as Greenway of the Sierra. It is a captivating medium-distance trail that spans 36 miles (60 kilometers) through the rugged landscapes of Andalusia, Spain, following the path of a disused railway line. It connects the towns of Puerto de las Palomas and Cortes de la Frontera, …
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Ciclovia Alpe Adria (Alpe Adria Cycle Path)
The Ciclovia Alpe Adria is a stunning, long-distance trail stretching 415 miles (670 kilometers) from Salzburg, Austria, to Trieste, Italy, passing through three countries: Austria, Slovenia, and Italy. The trail follows the route of the historic Alpe Adria railway line, which was used to transport goods and passengers across the Alps, offering an immersive journey …
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Rallarvegen (The Navvy Road)
The Rallarvegen (Navvy Road) is one of Norway’s most famous long-distance trails, attracting both cyclists and hikers from around the world. Originally constructed in the late 19th century to support the construction of the Bergen Railway, the trail follows the route used by the railway workers, or “navvies,” who carved a path through the harsh …
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Mawson Trail
The Mawson Trail is one of South Australia’s most iconic long-distance trails, providing cyclists and hikers with an incredible journey through the state’s varied landscapes. The trail is named after Sir Douglas Mawson, an Australian geologist and explorer, and it follows a route that spans 517 miles (830 kilometers) from Adelaide, the capital city, to …
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Tarka Trail
The Tarka Trail is a popular long-distance trail in Devon, England, spanning 21 miles (34 kilometers) between Barnstaple and Meeth. The trail primarily follows the route of the old Tarka Line, which was part of the regional railway system. Today, the trail offers a scenic escape for cyclists, hikers, and horse riders, as well as …
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