한코 주변 최고의 그래블 라이딩 코스

From this bridge close to the town of Ekenäs, you'll be able to see a typical Finnish landscape: lots of water, trees in a distance, a well-asphalted cycleway.

Ekenäs, a picturesque coastal town in southern Finland, is known for its charming old wooden houses and scenic harbor. Surrounded by the Ekenäs Archipelago National Park, it offers stunning nature, boating opportunities, and a peaceful seaside atmosphere.

little traffic, gently rolling hills, okay asphalt (you’ll still have to ride a little bit on the primary road in the NE end but it’s not too bad (might have to wait a while if you’re turning left though), a bike path extension to close the gap is under consideration)

The route goes through a private yard. Do not ride this section of the loop. I talked with the land owner and it is not allowed nor safe to ride here. This route goes through a private yard and you are not allowed to drive here.

This stone commemorates the place where Marshall Car Gustaf Mannerheim officially on December 14th 1941 received the salute from the regiment that had defended Hanko.

nice views from the bridges, okay path save for a few blind underpasses, just note that coming from southwest, getting to the path can be a bit tricky depending on traffic (you have to turn left across bidirectional traffic without left-turn lane or traffic lights and all this on a downhill) so you may prefer to continue on the road either to one of the intersections with traffic lights or even to the point where the path crosses the road, the first convenient place to join the path is at the bus stop at the top of the little hill if there is a suitable gap in the traffic

Really nice place to stop for some carbs on a sunny day

A delightful cafe that also serves lunch. They even have a pump & tools for your bike 👍🏾