Cycling in Visegrádi-hegység

Soaking in warm water after a long ride is always relaxing. This thermal chain connects 32 thermal baths in the northern part of Hungary through a multi-day cycling route.

The area between Pilisszentlászló and Pilisszentkereszt is densely woven with forestry roads, hiking trails, and attractions. We explore this area on two wheels on asphalt and terrain along a moderately hilly loop.

The area between Pilisszentlászló and Pilisszentkereszt is densely woven with forestry roads, hiking trails, and attractions alike. We explore this area on two wheels, on asphalt and terrain, along a moderately hilly loop.

A route starting from Pilisszántó and circling the Hosszú-hegy, using the area's popular mountain bike trail. Although it is not a loop route, it can easily be made into one with a few minutes of asphalt cycling.

Szentendre is an ideal starting point for any forest adventure as the gateway to the Visegrád Mountains. Starting by bike, countless interesting places can be discovered via gentler or tougher routes. This time we cross the entire mountain range under our own power to visit Visegrád, one of the gems of the Danube Bend.

The alpha of local cycling routes, the gateway drug to cycling in the forest. The route from the Skanzen to Pap-rét and back is simple, but despite the short distance, it promises many experiences.

The forest road winding between Visegrád and Pap Meadow can confidently be called the essence of the Visegrád Mountains. Steep rock walls, lush vegetation, narrow valleys, fresh mountain stream. Who wouldn’t jump on a saddle right away hearing this?

An ideal asphalt route for those who like to avoid overly crowded destinations during hikes but don't mind a bite or two to eat while resting. Calories won't be a problem since the two endpoints connected by a curve rich in elevation host restaurants.

We are dealing with the shortest of the Pilis Bike routes, where starting from the main road leading to Pilisszentlászló, we only pedal up to Pap-rét and then roll back down to the starting point. Besides the short distance, the elevation gain ensures that completing it is still a worthy challenge.

The elevation-rich route runs back and forth in the area between Pilisszentlászló and Visegrád. Neither the difficulties of the terrain nor navigation will require much attention, as we travel entirely on asphalt and only have to find the right direction at one intersection.