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The Pärnu – Liu loop is a scenic 66 km cycling route that follows the coastline of Pärnu Bay, combining seaside views, quiet country roads, and rich birdlife. This loop is perfect for a leisurely full-day ride, a family outing, or even a relaxed training trip, starting conveniently from the city of P

This 37 km route 263 takes cyclists through the rolling hills, lakes, and forests surrounding Otepää, one of Estonia’s most scenic cycling regions. The trail combines cultural landmarks, sporting history, and natural beauty — making it a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation.



Starting from Hotel Bernhard

Just 45 minutes by ferry from the mainland, Vormsi (Swedish: Ormsö) is Estonia’s fourth-largest island — a quiet world of juniper fields, seaside meadows, and centuries-old Swedish heritage. The island’s name derives from the Viking word Orm, meaning “snake,” and the island’s history is deeply intertwined

This 44 km cycling route 224 south of Tartu combines smooth paved roads, charming villages, and the scenic flow of the Emajõgi River. It’s a perfect half-day trip for those who enjoy open countryside, historic manors, and peaceful riverside riding.



The loop begins at Roiu, following quiet rural roads

Tartu Bike Marathon (Tartu Rattamaraton) 2026 is the nation’s largest bike event. With distances of 126 km, 86 km, 40 km and 21 km across the Otepää–Elva region, the marathon enters a new era in 2026 as part of the UCI Gravel World Series, giving participants the chance to qualify for the Gravel World

This 145 km route 363 through South Pärnu county takes you from the sandy beaches of the Baltic coast into the heart of Estonia’s most pristine bogs, forests, and wildlife areas. It’s a long and varied journey — perfect for experienced cyclists who love natural landscapes and quiet backroads.



The route

This 23 km cycling route 281 takes you through one of Southern Estonia’s most dramatic landscapes — the Piusa River Valley, where deep forests, sandstone cliffs, and ancient caves meet. The route winds through the Piusa River Primeval Valley Landscape Protection Area, created to safeguard the river’s

Tartu Bike Marathon (Tartu Rattamaraton) 2026 is the nation’s largest bike event. With distances of 126 km, 86 km, 40 km and 21 km across the Otepää–Elva region, the marathon enters a new era in 2026 as part of the UCI Gravel World Series, giving participants the chance to qualify for the Gravel World

This 46 km island loop, route 321 is a perfect day ride from Kuressaare, combining Saaremaa’s most iconic sights — the Kaali meteorite crater, ancient strongholds, medieval churches, and peaceful countryside roads.



Starting from Kuressaare, follow the well-paved cycle paths out of town and head northeast

EuroVelo 11 (also part of National Cycling Routes 1, 3 and 4) offers a unique opportunity to discover Estonia from south to north, taking you through hilly landscapes, nature parks, and historical towns, all the way to the Baltic Sea.



The route enters Estonia from Valga, a border town with Latvia, and