Excursion à vélo d’une journée de Dachnoye à Obukhovo

Looking for a leisurely ride across Saint Petersburg? This route takes you from Dachnoye in the city’s southwestern edge, all the way to Obukhovo in the southeast, covering a bit over 23 kilometers.

Starting in Dachnoye, a residential district with Soviet-era roots and green spaces, you’ll set off mostly along access and quiet roads—perfect for enjoying the ride without too much traffic. The route is predominantly paved and asphalt (over 90%), so expect a smooth journey with just a hint of gravel or unpaved sections (nothing too wild).

The elevation changes are pretty gentle, so you won’t be battling any steep hills—just enough up and down to keep things interesting. As you ride eastward, you’ll pass through a mix of neighborhoods and industrial areas, catching glimpses of everyday city life.

Your ride ends in Obukhovo, an area known for its railway station and local industry—worth a peek if you’re into urban exploration. Whether commuting or exploring, this route is a nice slice of Saint Petersburg for any cyclist!