Czech Republic

The Czech Republic (Czechia) is an underrated but excellent cycling destination, offering a mix of rolling countryside, historic towns, and castles.

CZECH REPUBLIC

For rolling hills, winding white roads, and world-class wines, Czech Republic is a hidden gem for cyclists of all levels. Ride through picturesque vineyards and charming villages on unforgettable road and gravel adventures.

Czech Republic: A large stately mansion with green gardens in front

What you can expect

Scenic & Varied Terrain
Czechia has a mix of rolling hills, vineyards, forests, and charming villages, perfect for gravel and road cycling.

Extensive Cycling Infrastructure
The country has well-marked cycling routes, dedicated bike paths, and low-traffic rural roads, making it very bike-friendly.

Rich History & Culture
Castles, medieval towns, and UNESCO heritage sites make Czechia a great destination for cycling with a cultural focus.

Affordable Compared to Western Europe
Lower costs than Austria, Switzerland, or Italy, making it an attractive option for both mid-range and premium cycling tours.

Excellent Gravel Cycling Potential
Many quiet dirt roads and forest tracks make Czechia one of the best gravel cycling destinations in Europe.

Mild Climate
Longer cycling season than Alpine destinations, with good weather from March to October.

Great Local Food & Beer Culture
Czech cuisine is hearty, and the country is known for its world-class beer, which can be a fun post-ride experience.

Compact & Well-Connected
Easy access from Prague to major cycling regions, with a well-connected rail network that allows bike transport.

Our favourite cycling areas

South Bohemia (Český Krumlov & Šumava National Park) – Rolling hills, dense forests, charming medieval towns, and gravel-friendly trails.
Moravia (Mikulov & Lednice-Valtice Wine Region) – Vineyards, castle roads, and gentle hills, perfect for scenic cycling.
Krkonoše Mountains & Jeseníky – The closest thing to Alpine riding in Czechia, with moderate climbs and stunning views.
Bohemian Paradise (Český Ráj) – Sandstone rock formations, castles, and gravel-friendly routes through a fairytale landscape.
Elbe River Cycle Path (Labská Stezka) – A flat, long-distance cycling route along the Elbe River, great for easygoing tours.
Brno & Moravian Karst – Rolling terrain, limestone caves, and scenic countryside roads..