Ride through the limestone landscapes of Moravian Karst, where quiet roads weave between forests, villages, and one of Central Europe's most remarkable natural wonders.
The Moravian Karst route showcases one of the Czech Republic's most distinctive landscapes, combining quiet country roads with rolling terrain and dense woodland. The ride winds through villages scattered across the karst plateau before dipping into narrow valleys shaped by underground rivers and millions of years of geological history. Although the climbs are generally short, the route constantly rises and falls, making for an engaging day in the saddle. Shaded forest sections alternate with open stretches offering views across the countryside, while the peaceful roads see relatively little traffic outside the main tourist areas. For cyclists who prefer to combine riding with sightseeing, a worthwhile stop is the Macocha Abyss, the deepest sinkhole in Central Europe. A short walk from the bike reveals a spectacular viewpoint looking more than 138 metres into the chasm, with nearby cave systems and cable car providing additional options for a longer break. The route also offers flexibility for cycle tourists. Those with extra time can extend the ride south for a visit to Brno, where historic streets, lively cafés, and excellent local cuisine make it an ideal place to finish the day or spend an extra night before continuing the journey. Blending rewarding riding with unique geology and cultural options, this is a route that appeals as much to curious travellers as it does to dedicated cyclists.
Hover the map or the chart to see the matching point.