Čadca - Bílá - Pustevny

The route runs exclusively on paved roads with the destination at Pustevny (1018 m above sea level) with the option to continue to the summit of Radhošť (approx. +4 km), which is the seventh highest mountain in the Moravian-Silesian Beskids (1129 m above sea level).

A suitable place for a break and to replenish nutrients is the village of Bílá.

An alternative to this route is Čadca - Bumbálka - Pustevny, which can be chosen, for example, on the return journey.

Less experienced cyclists can split the trip into two days; there are many accommodation options around Pustevny - either directly at the summit or in the towns below Radhošť (Horní Bečva, Rožnov pod Radhoštěm).

Due to the increased presence of heavy trucks in the Bílá area (or possibly Makov-Bumbálka), I recommend taking the trip in the summer months of July and August, on weekends, when heavy truck traffic on the roads is limited.