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Cycling in Finland

Discover a map of 12,133 cycling routes and bike trails in Finland, created by our community.

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Get to know Finland

In Finland, located in northern Lapland, you can watch the northern lights that shine on the sky on more than 200 days per year. Nevertheless, night can become day due to its location high up North, as the sun doesn’t set at the end of June / begin of July north of the polar circle. This way, you can flexibly find many bike routes showcasing the beauty of Finnish nature and taking advantage of the country’s geographic factors through the land of 1000 lakes with the bike route planner.  

1,310,622 km

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12,133

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The best bike routes in Finland

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Sunday ride

Cycling route in Vantaa, Uusimaa, Finland

First some suburb, then countryside roads on a road bike. One major hill in Palojoki.
69.8 km
Distance
300 m
Ascent
283 m
Descent
Keskuspuisto - Vantaanjoki Tour
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Keskuspuisto - Vantaanjoki Tour

Cycling route in Kilo, Uusimaa, Finland

Specifically suitable for Cyclocross, mountain bike or hybrid bike. Very nice ride with a mixture of forest and urban scenery.
30 km
Distance
69 m
Ascent
86 m
Descent
Hervanta - Narva - Urjala - Toijala - Hervanta
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Hervanta - Narva - Urjala - Toijala - Hervanta

Cycling route in Tampere, Pirkanmaa, Finland

Nice route, expecially road from Narva to Toijala via Halkivaha and Urjala. At the moment (summer 09) road construction between Vesilahti and Narva, poor tarmac and partly gravel app. 2,5 km.
137.9 km
Distance
564 m
Ascent
581 m
Descent
Close to Imatra
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Close to Imatra

Cycling route in Imatra, South Karelia, Finland

Маршрут на 1 день в окрестностях Иматры
54.6 km
Distance
201 m
Ascent
161 m
Descent

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Highlights

  • The Åland islands are relatively small and can comfortably be explored by bike. Good ferry services make island hopping easier and there are many camping sites on the islands.
  • The coastal route starts in Finland’s former capital, Turku, and leads along the flat west coast through idyllic villages and charming cities up to Oulu at the Gulf of Bothnia (955 kilometres).
  • The VIA FINLANDIA from Helsinki over Tampere to Vaasa is 596 kilometres long in total and leads through a number of different landscapes. You can find numerous lakes, quiet waters and hilly forest and agricultural landscapes in the South. The route slowly calms in the northern part of the route and the landscape is characterised by the wide, flat land.

Tips

  • Visit an original Finnish sauna after an exhausting bike tour.
  • Finland’s climate is continental with relatively warm summers and cold winters.
  • Despite the rains, summer is the best time to visit Finland as the long daylight gives travelling cyclists a lot of leeway in their organisation of time. In August, it starts getting cooler as the days grow shorter again.

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