‘Check your route & weather before planning a tour’Ironman certified coach Ingit Anand says, “International cycling tours require a good endurance base and training of 12-18 months. Before starting, check weather and terrain, use a bike computer with pre-fed route, know basic maintenance, carry spares, and eat right.”
Shimanami Kaido, Japan
Shimanami Kaido, Japan
Shimanami Kaido Cycle Route connects the main island of Honshu to Shikoku Island, taking cyclists across six islands connected by suspension bridges, past fishing villages and groves of Hassaku orange trees. The 70-kilometre path is suitable for experienced cyclists and beginners.
La Route Verte, Canada
La Route Verte, Canada
La Route Verte stretches over 5,300 kilometres throughout Quebec. The route covers both urban and rural areas – from Montreal and Quebec to vineyards and orchards. The routes vary in difficulty and length so that beginners and experienced cyclists will find suitable routes.
Danube Cycle Path, Austria
Danube Cycle Path, Austria
The Danube Cycle Path, one of the best-known cycle routes in Europe, spans over 2,850 kilometres, crossing Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Bulgaria, Romania, etc. The route is mostly flat and ideal for less experienced cyclists.
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