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Cycling in Serbia

Discover a map of 10,593 cycling routes and bike trails in Serbia, created by our community.

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Get to know Serbia

With the Bikemap bike route planner, you can not only find or create the most beautiful bike routes in Serbia, but also discover what Serbia offers topographically, scenically, climatically and culturally: Cyclists find a rich culture and a diverse landscape in the Southeast European country. The North is very flat whereas the South, West and East are mountainous. The climate is continental and warm except in the mountains. You can also bike along the three rivers Danube, Tisza and Sava and get to know the country this way.

1,306,342 km

Tracked distance

10,593

Cycle routes

7.3 million

Population

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The best bike routes in Serbia

Stevana Dukica
City bikePaved
Zeljko Motic
4

Stevana Dukica

Cycling route in Palilula, Central Serbia, Serbia

113.6 km
Distance
520 m
Ascent
523 m
Descent
4

Ingress op

Cycling route in Novi Belgrade, Central Serbia, Serbia

47 km
Distance
182 m
Ascent
178 m
Descent
Neimar - Avala - Neimar
Road bikePaved
4

Neimar - Avala - Neimar

Cycling route in Vračar, Central Serbia, Serbia

37.5 km
Distance
479 m
Ascent
479 m
Descent
0

Drobeta-Turnu Severin to Giuvărăști

Cycling route in Kladovo, Central Serbia, Serbia

363 km
Distance
874 m
Ascent
883 m
Descent

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Highlights

  • Try local specialties. A Serbian breakfast costs around 1.50€. A freshly baked Burack with yoghurt is especially delicious.
  • Visit the Tara gorge. It’s the world’s second deepest gorge (second only to the Grand Canyon).
  • Learn something about Serbia’s history in the capital Belgrade. Next to history, the city offers something for everybody: A beach, a fort, orthodox churches, colourful facades and much more.

Tips

  • The Eurovélo routes 6, 11 and 13 pass through Serbia, whereby only route 6 which follows the Danube is completely finished and signposted. When you don’t find a sign, following the most obvious street will usually lead you to the next sign.
  • Unlike in other countries, you don’t need to be afraid of cars and lorries in Serbia. The vehicles usually drive calmly and carefully and leave enough space for cyclists at the side of the street.
  • Cycle on the Zlatar mountain range. Far away from cities and stress, pastures and forests invite to relaxedly enjoy nature.

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