The international Baltic Sea Cycle Route (occasionally also: Hansa circuit, in German: Baltic Sea Cycle Route) circles the inland sea in Northern Europe. she is the one No. 10 of Cycle route networkEuroVelo.
Route profile
- Length: 7980 km
- Signposting: different depending on the country European flag with the Number 10 (see above in the overview map) in the middle is the EU (ECF signage manual) recommended[1]
- Slopes:
- Path condition:
- Traffic load:
- Suitable bike:
- Family suitability:
- Inline suitability:
background
getting there
Sections
Stations: St. Petersburg - Helsinki - Vaasa - Oulu - Haparanda - Sundsvall - Stockholm - Ystad - Malmo - Copenhagen - Odense - Rostock - Danzig - Kaliningrad - Riga - Tallinn - St. Petersburg 7,980 km
Baltic Sea Cycle Route in Germany
Baltic Sea Cycle Route in other states
- Baltic Sea Cycle Route in Poland
- Baltic Sea Cycle Route in Russia
- Baltic Sea Cycle Route in Lithuania
- Baltic Sea Cycle Route in Latvia
- Baltic Sea Cycle Route in Estonia
- Baltic Sea Cycle Route in Finland
- Baltic Sea Cycle Route in Sweden
- Baltic Sea Cycle Route in Denmark
security
trips
References to literature and maps
- Baltic Sea Cycle Route. From Flensburg to Travemünde, Compact spiral 1: 75,000, BVA Bielefelder Verlag 2007, ISBN 978-3-87073-421-3
- Baltic Sea Cycle Route. From Travemünde to Usedom, with a round tour of Rügen, Compact spiral 1: 75,000, BVA Bielefelder Verlag 2011, ISBN 978-3-87073-496-1
- nordisch.info (2018):
Web links
- Baltic Sea Route on EuroVelo
- Route description of the ADFC of the German part
- ready-to-cycle: EuroVelo 10 overview / planning map, GPS tracks and stage planner