Etapa 11. Ústí nad Labem – Praga 121km
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 76.12 mi
- Elevation gain
- 2,116 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Moderate
- Elevation loss
- 1,506 ft
- Max elevation
- 1,092 ft
- TrailRank
- 21
- Min elevation
- 1,092 ft
- Trail type
- One Way
- Time
- 8 hours 33 minutes
- Coordinates
- 5492
- Uploaded
- December 29, 2023
- Recorded
- July 2023
near Brná nad Labem, Ústecký kraj (Czechia)
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Itinerary description
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We woke up to the first trains passing right next to the campsite. Since 5 o'clock they are already circulating, even so, we continue sleeping and at 6:30 we activate. It rained last night so our tent awning is wet. We let it dry while we eat breakfast and realize that Aida's rear tire is flat. It's time to make a fix, put a patch and start the route.
The first km, the terrain is a little uneven but then the bike path next to the river improves and the pedaling becomes very fast.
We are passing through large towns that are about 25km away from each other and serve as a place to rest. We also crossed small towns, always following the instructions on the signs (very well signposted all the time).
30km from Prague, we stopped to eat a sandwich and resume the route to the big city. We have to do some hills, deviating from the river. Now, the hardest part is when we arrive in Prague, since our accommodation (a student residence) is at the top of a hill. The last 3km seem eternal, the constant climb becomes long and hard.
We finally arrived and settled in. Without a doubt, the most seedy place in the entire city. Now we understand the price... Although from the photos it looked like something else (it looks more like a prison than a residence and no one knows English!)
After showering, we go towards the center, we walk around the streets to get our bearings, we eat the typical sweet and we have the typical potato soup in a bun for dinner. We have already done the guiri for today, although tomorrow we will do it a little more since we will rest (our asses) and visit the city, taking a free tour of the center!
The first km, the terrain is a little uneven but then the bike path next to the river improves and the pedaling becomes very fast.
We are passing through large towns that are about 25km away from each other and serve as a place to rest. We also crossed small towns, always following the instructions on the signs (very well signposted all the time).
30km from Prague, we stopped to eat a sandwich and resume the route to the big city. We have to do some hills, deviating from the river. Now, the hardest part is when we arrive in Prague, since our accommodation (a student residence) is at the top of a hill. The last 3km seem eternal, the constant climb becomes long and hard.
We finally arrived and settled in. Without a doubt, the most seedy place in the entire city. Now we understand the price... Although from the photos it looked like something else (it looks more like a prison than a residence and no one knows English!)
After showering, we go towards the center, we walk around the streets to get our bearings, we eat the typical sweet and we have the typical potato soup in a bun for dinner. We have already done the guiri for today, although tomorrow we will do it a little more since we will rest (our asses) and visit the city, taking a free tour of the center!
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