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Tour character "Challenging“

CHALLENGING CYCLE TOURS FOR ADVANCED CYCLISTS

The weekend is just around the corner and so is a longer cycle tour. A weekend without a ride is a lost cause for you? Regular outings with longer distances and climbs on uneven surfaces are no problem for you. On the contrary, you love such challenging daily stages. On our cycle tours with the challenge level "challenging", exactly such cycling routes are waiting for you. But don't worry, after the effort always comes the enjoyment, which is never neglected at Eurobike.

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Tour character

The cycling on these tours is mainly on flat and hilly terrain. There are also some steep climbs to be mastered. But such climbs are followed by leisurely stretches to regenerate and enjoy. The daily distance depends on the individual stages, but you can expect to cover about 50 kilometres. These cycle tours are definitely not to be underestimated and you should be in good physical condition. To be on the safe side, we recommend renting one of our e-bikes. Here you can decide for yourself when to switch on the motor assistance and when not. You don't have to worry about your suitcases and bags either. Thanks to our daily luggage transport service, you only have to pack the bare essentials in your saddle bags. Without anything holding you back, you cycle to your next destination, where your luggage is already waiting in the hotel.

Who is this level of difficulty for?

This cycling tour with the tour character "medium" are ideal for:

Advanced cyclists
Experienced cyclists
Cyclists in good physical condition
Cyclists in good health

Note: Of course, there are also flat and leisurely sections on these cycle tours.

"Challenging" cycle tours at a glance

In our current range of tours you will find 59 cycling holidays with the level of difficulty "ambitious", which stretch right across Europe. Do you prefer cycling from one lake to the next in Austria or do you long for a long-distance trip to the Spanish island of Majorca?