Route Description Tallinn-Riga (from the BaltiCCycle 2001 route description)
Tallinn-Riga by bicycle / per Fahrrad
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[LV1] Riga-Klaipeda / Curonia by bicycle
[LV1] Riga-Klaipeda On this route you will see: This route gives you one of the best impressions of the diversity of the Baltic States. On the one hand there are different landscapes: Not only the Baltic sea shore but also lakes and rivers in the backyard. Not only the big cities of Riga and Liepaja
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[LT5] Sea coast cycle trail Lithuania
Breathtaking views of the colossal sand dunes on the Curonian Spit – one of the treasures of UNESCO‘s World Heritage List, relaxing blue flag beaches on the Baltic seashore, and more than 500 years of authentic culture and architecture – on a bicycle it‘s all within your reach! Lithuanian Seaside Cycle Route running through the
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EE1: Estonia Baltic Sea coast route (National Route No. 1, EuroVelo 10 and 13)
http://www.openstreetmap.org/?relation=122848 General presentation Bike Route No. 1 in Estonia follows the Estonian coastline. It forms a part of the EuroVelo Cycling Route No. 10, which runs along the Baltic Sea.Cyclists arriving from Latvia find a cosy coastal road to lead them from Ikla to Häädemeeste; on approach to Pärnu, however, they must also turn onto
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EuroVelo 13 “Iron Curtain Trail”
EuroVelo No. 13 The Iron Curtain Trail experiencing the history of Europe’s division For almost half a century, Europe was forcibly divided into East and West by the “Iron Curtain”, a border stretching from the Barents Sea to the Black Sea. The European cycle track Iron Curtain Trail invites people to retrace and experience this important part of
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