Eurovelo 9. 2/2 (TRACK NO OFICIAL - Ver descripción)
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 370.95 mi
- Elevation gain
- 11,529 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Moderate
- Elevation loss
- 12,352 ft
- Max elevation
- 3,146 ft
- TrailRank
- 36
- Min elevation
- 457 ft
- Trail type
- One Way
- Coordinates
- 8044
- Uploaded
- February 24, 2016
- Recorded
- February 2016
near Repechy, Olomoucký (Czech Republic)
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NOTICE: The route may vary from the official route. This is because, at the moment, the complete tracks of this route are not available for download. In any case, the tracks presented here are reliable for cycling. More info on the official website of Eurovelo.
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Eurovelo 9: From the Baltic to the Adriatic (Amber Route). 1,930 km
From Gdansk to Pula. It may not be the longest EuroVelo, in fact it is the shortest, but that doesn't mean that the Eurovelo 9 doesn't have much to offer. Rivers, seas and mountains; this route is full of adventures and experiences to live on its (relatively) short distance.
Countries it crosses:
Poland, Czech Republic, Austria, Slovenia, Italy, Croatia.
Most of the kilometers of the Eurovelos pass through narrow asphalt tracks very similar to conventional cycle lanes. In addition, all sections have to meet a series of specific conditions:
-Do not have slopes greater than 6%
-Have sufficient width to allow the passage of at least two bicycles.
-Have an average of no more than 1,000 motorized vehicles a day.
-Be paved at least 80% of its length
-Stay open all year.
Apart from establishing the first European network of cycle routes, one of the best possibilities that in my opinion Eurovelos provide is the ability to connect with each other to create new routes or even use specific sections to complete our trips with the guarantee that They are fully cyclable paths, signposted and adapted to bicycles.
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Head over to our pages for more information about cycling:
✔️ Blog: conalforjas.com
✔️ Facebook: With Saddlebags
✔️ We follow our routes with this GPS .
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Eurovelo 9: From the Baltic to the Adriatic (Amber Route). 1,930 km
From Gdansk to Pula. It may not be the longest EuroVelo, in fact it is the shortest, but that doesn't mean that the Eurovelo 9 doesn't have much to offer. Rivers, seas and mountains; this route is full of adventures and experiences to live on its (relatively) short distance.
Countries it crosses:
Poland, Czech Republic, Austria, Slovenia, Italy, Croatia.
Most of the kilometers of the Eurovelos pass through narrow asphalt tracks very similar to conventional cycle lanes. In addition, all sections have to meet a series of specific conditions:
-Do not have slopes greater than 6%
-Have sufficient width to allow the passage of at least two bicycles.
-Have an average of no more than 1,000 motorized vehicles a day.
-Be paved at least 80% of its length
-Stay open all year.
Apart from establishing the first European network of cycle routes, one of the best possibilities that in my opinion Eurovelos provide is the ability to connect with each other to create new routes or even use specific sections to complete our trips with the guarantee that They are fully cyclable paths, signposted and adapted to bicycles.
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