Mountain Biking in Estonia: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You
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Discover the stunning scenery and incredible landscapes of little Estonia on a mountain bike!
Whether you head out on a half-day tour of the capital city or spend a week and a half cycling across the entire country, there are plenty of incredible mountain biking adventures to be had in Estonia. From its lovely islands in the Baltic Sea to the thick forests that cover the mainland, there is plenty to discover in the lovely eastern European nation! Compare and book a certified guide for your trip on Explore-Share.com: 1500+ guides, 70+ countries and more than 8000 different programs to choose from. Take a pick from our selection of Mountain Biking trips in Estonia. The mountains are calling!
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FAQs: Mountain Biking in Estonia
What should I know about Mountain Biking Estonia?
In spite of its small size – Estonia covers just 45,227 square kilometers (17,462 square miles) – there are plenty of incredible mountain biking opportunities to be had here.
Of the three aforementioned long distance cycling trails, the longest is the Peraküla-Aegviidu-Ähijärve route. Stretching for 821 kilometers (510 miles) from the northwestern corner of the country to the southeastern, the route passes through 11 different cities and towns as well as a wide cross-section of Estonian landscape, from agricultural fields to the dark forest.
The Penijõe-Aegviidu-Kauksi haru (613 kilometers/831 miles) and Oandu-Aegviidu-Ikla route (378 kilometers/235 miles) are the other two main long distance routes. The former goes from west to east and visits various towns along the way. The latter runs from south to north, passing through a wide swatch of Estonian landscapes, including villages and towns.
Why should I choose Estonia for my Mountain Biking adventure?
Stunning scenery
Boasting stunning shorelines, modest hills and thick forests, there is plenty of incredible natural beauty to see in Estonia. Heading out on a mountain bike is a great way to cover ground and explore the country’s mainland as well as its many islands.
Go long distance
Since Estonia is fairly flat, it is ideally suited to long distance biking. Explore the entire country when you head out on one of the three main long distance runs. Stretching from one corner of the country to the other, these trips wind through villages and provide a proper tour of the country.
Terrific Tallinn
Either at the start or finish of your trip, be sure to spend a half-day touring Estonia’s quaint and beautiful capital by bicycle. Start off by cycling along the seaside promenade before reaching the harbor and doubling back to city the historic city center and visit some of the iconic buildings and monuments.
What can I expect from the weather in Estonia?
During the summer, average daily temperatures in Estonia are usually in the low to mid-20s (upper-60s to mid-70s). Thunderstorms are fairly common in the afternoon./ Spring and autumn are cooler than the summer, with the former tending to be drier than the latter.
How can I get to Estonia?
Any trip to Estonia likely begins with a flight into Tallinn Airport (TLL). From here, it is easy to find a bus into the city center, where most guides will opt to meet you before the start of the trip.
Which language is predominantly spoken in Estonia?
Estonian
What’s the country code of Estonia?
+372
What currency is accepted in Estonia?
Euro
What’s the high season for Mountain Biking in Estonia?
May to September
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