Jednodniowa wycieczka rowerowa z Uljanowsk do Novoul’yanovsk

Set off from Ulyanovsk, a picturesque city perched on the Volga River and known as the birthplace of Lenin. The ride to Novoul’yanovsk is about 31 km and offers some seriously chill vibes—most of your pedal will be along quiet and access roads, with very little traffic to worry about.

You’ll roll through gently rolling terrain, climbing a total of about 266 meters and then enjoying even more descent, so keep your legs ready for a bit of up-and-down action. About half your route's surface is a mystery (could be smooth, could get a little bumpy), but a good chunk is paved, and there’s also a mix of gravel and unpaved sections—so wider tires are a plus.

Novoul’yanovsk is a smaller town set against the backdrop of Volga’s dramatic riverbanks, making it a perfect reward at ride’s end. Don’t forget to pack snacks and maybe a camera: this route is made for those who love exploring off-the-beaten-path Russian countryside.