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    3. Vienna – Venice
    4. Stage 3: Győr – Zalaegerszeg

    Györ - Zalaegerszeg

    from Győr

    to Zalaegerszeg

    E-Bike: 6h 46

    Bike: 8h 53

    135 kmDistance
    565 mElevation Gain
    25 km/hAverage Speed
    6h 48mDuration
    Difficulty
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    Győr - Zalaegerszeg
    Stage 3 of 9

    Győr – Zalaegerszeg

    Part of the bike tour: Vienna – Venice

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    Description

    Beyond Győr, the plain opens quickly. The route heads south-west out of the city on long roads through fields, small settlements and flat sections of the Kisalföld. Around Tét and towards Pápa, the riding stays fast but the distance adds up; Pápa gives the day its clearest town stop, with baroque streets, squares and old façades. After that, western Hungary becomes more detailed: gentle rises, patches of woodland and villages between farmland and the Zala hills. The final kilometres lead into Zalaegerszeg with a proper long day already done.

    Route

    135.1 km from Győr to Zalaegerszeg, 565 m climbing, medium difficulty

    Start Point
    Győr
    End Point
    Zalaegerszeg
    Country
    Hungary
    Regions
    Transdanubia

    Elevation Profile

    At a glance

    Distance

    135 km

    Duration

    6h 48m

    Ascent

    565 m

    Highlights along this route

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    Bike-specific essentials. Pack light, ride more.

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