Järve, Tallinn to Järve, Tallinn 18.05.2026

The route begins at a flat, well-maintained asphalt path that stretches for a good portion of the journey. The surface is mostly smooth and even, providing a comfortable ride for cyclists. After a few kilometres, the route transitions into a gravel section. This part of the journey is a bit rougher and requires more skill and caution. The gravel path is mostly flat, but there are a few small hills to navigate. After a few kilometres of gravel, the route returns to asphalt and continues for a few kilometres. This part of the journey is smooth and easy, making it a great option for cyclists who want to take a break from the gravel. The route ends at a flat, well-maintained asphalt path. The overall elevation gain and loss is relatively small, with only a few metres of ascent and descent. The route is mostly paved, with only a small portion of gravel. The bike network is defined and well-maintained, making it a safe and enjoyable option for cyclists.