À vélo de Szombathely à Gencsapáti

Hop on your bike in Szombathely—one of Hungary’s oldest cities, known for its Roman roots and lovely parks—and set out north towards Gencsapáti. This easy, roughly 11-kilometer ride should be a breeze for most, with only a gentle ascent and hardly any steep parts. Along the way, you’ll enjoy a mix of surfaces: some smooth asphalt and concrete make sections fast, while tracks and quieter roads let you ease up and soak in the countryside vibes.

About half the route is paved, with the rest a fun blend of different surfaces, so a hybrid or trekking bike is a good call. You’ll mostly be pedaling along dedicated cycleways and low-traffic rural roads, so it’s peaceful and safe.

The finish line, Gencsapáti, is a friendly village with a relaxed pace of life—perfect for catching your breath or grabbing a snack before heading back or exploring further. Whether you’re after a training route or just a scenic cruise, this Szombathely-to-Gencsapáti loop is a pleasant way to experience western Hungary’s rustic charm!