Cycling in Albania
Discover a map of 4,749 cycling routes and bike trails in Albania, created by our community.
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Get to know Albania
You can find and create the best bike routes through Albania with the bike route planner. Albania is located in South Europe and at the Mediterranean. Nevertheless, it is characterised by mountainous landscapes that offer a challenge and reward with gorgeous views. Next to mountains, you’ll also find cultural cities such as Tirana and Gjirokastra as well as several UNESCO world heritage sites. After an exhausting day, you can taste delicious local dishes and specialties and enjoy the sunset over the sea.
597,136 km
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4,749
Cycle routes
3 million
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Rruga Shtregullave, Shkodër nach Rruga Shtregullave, Shkodër
Cycling route in Shkodër, Shkodër County, Albania
- 76.1 km
- Distance
- 709 m
- Ascent
- 707 m
- Descent
Vranisht - Novoselë
Cycling route in Vranisht, Vlorë County, Albania
- 78.6 km
- Distance
- 1,857 m
- Ascent
- 2,497 m
- Descent
5H2X+Q8Q naar Unnamed Road
Cycling route in Leskovik, Korçë County, Albania
- 38.3 km
- Distance
- 815 m
- Ascent
- 1,390 m
- Descent
SH75 naar 8MPJ+V4X
Cycling route in Mollas, Korçë County, Albania
- 14.6 km
- Distance
- 227 m
- Ascent
- 108 m
- Descent
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Highlights
- Albania’s nature is beautiful. However, on your trip you’ll also find many deserted bunkers from the time of Communism in Albania.
- The unique Balkan architecture can be found in Gjirokastra, a city in Albania’s South: The houses look like tiny castles and are made of stone to keep the temperatures inside low, which has also earned the city the name “City of Stones”.
- Enjoy some time off at the Albanian riviera. Behind the beaches, there are dramatic mountains and many small villages that can be explored on bike trips. Â
Tips
- Understand that Albania’s streets can be rather rough. If that’s the case you need to plan more time for longer tours. On the plus side, there are barely any cars on the streets.
- Do you want to whizz along flat plains? Explore Albania’s North and West. The East and the part of the southwest bordering Greece are steeper.
- You can camp outside in Albania. The locals are often very friendly and might invite you to stay in their house to eat and sleep. There are also many hostels where you can shower without having to pay for a bed.
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