Arrabona EGTC

2019. August 29.

We will ride through one of the most beautiful areas of the Sokoró region on our way from Győrszemere to Tényő.


Tour planning

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Overview

Difficulty: Easy
Evaluation:
Distance: 8 km
Duration: 00:27:10
Ascent: 85 m
Descent: 45 m
Refreshing point: Nincs
Level difference: 45m
Created: 2019.10.04
Number of appearance: 6117
Number of viewing: 9120
Győr Időjárás

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