This is my favorite mountain bike ride I usually do in the morning during the week. I start from Patichio Theatre at the Faneromeni entrance then I enter the Aliki path. From there I take the Artemidos Avenue and I finish at Dromolaxia traffic lights (Note: I always take the sidewalk not the main street). On the way back I turn into the Hala Sultan Tekke. The bike ride is about 20km. Here is the link to the route http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/27764006. The following pictures were taken after a rainy night. Enjoy!
Monday, January 31, 2011
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Friday, January 21, 2011
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Larnaca Cycling Routes
Larnaca Cycling Routes
Kofinou-Larnaca Cycling RouteThis 25km route links Kofinou to Larnaka (Larnaca) and vice versa.
Kofinou-Pafos Cycling RouteThis 110km route is along the old Lefkosia (Nicosia) - Lemesos (Limassol)-Pafos (Paphos) road.
Larnaka-Lefkosia Cycling RouteThis is an alternative route to the Larnaca-Lefkosia (Nicosia) excursion or vice versa and goes past the village of Athienou in the Mesaoria plain. The 60km route begins at the Larnaca Port roundabout
Larnaca-Nisou Cycling RouteThis 61km excursion from Larnaca to Nisou through the hills of the Kakoradjia region links up nicely with a number of alternative routes.
Larnaca Tourist Beach-Meneou Cycling RouteThis excursion is an 18km cycling tour of Larnaca
Machairas-Pitsylia Cycling RouteThis 25km excursion ascends into Machairas forest and in to the Pitsylia area.
Mazotos-Kofinou Cycling RouteThis 80km excursion travels along the western coastal district of Larnaka (Larnaca), climbing towards the hillside villages of the region and past the archaeological site of Choirokoitia to end at Kofinou.
Rizoelia Forest Cycling RouteThe small forest of Rizoelia is situated next to the roundabout on the outskirts of Larnaka (Larnaca), west of Aradippou. There are plenty of dirt roads for mountain biking fans as well as for those who love riding in a beautiful forest or want to enjoy the view from the top of the hill.
Voroklini Hill Cycling RouteGerakomoutis Hill is situated 207 metres above sea level and has a chapel dedicated to Profitis Ilias. It offers exciting routes as well as magnificent views over Larnaka Bay (Larnaca Bay).
Kofinou-Larnaca Cycling RouteThis 25km route links Kofinou to Larnaka (Larnaca) and vice versa.
Kofinou-Pafos Cycling RouteThis 110km route is along the old Lefkosia (Nicosia) - Lemesos (Limassol)-Pafos (Paphos) road.
Larnaka-Lefkosia Cycling RouteThis is an alternative route to the Larnaca-Lefkosia (Nicosia) excursion or vice versa and goes past the village of Athienou in the Mesaoria plain. The 60km route begins at the Larnaca Port roundabout
Larnaca-Nisou Cycling RouteThis 61km excursion from Larnaca to Nisou through the hills of the Kakoradjia region links up nicely with a number of alternative routes.
Larnaca Tourist Beach-Meneou Cycling RouteThis excursion is an 18km cycling tour of Larnaca
Machairas-Pitsylia Cycling RouteThis 25km excursion ascends into Machairas forest and in to the Pitsylia area.
Mazotos-Kofinou Cycling RouteThis 80km excursion travels along the western coastal district of Larnaka (Larnaca), climbing towards the hillside villages of the region and past the archaeological site of Choirokoitia to end at Kofinou.
Rizoelia Forest Cycling RouteThe small forest of Rizoelia is situated next to the roundabout on the outskirts of Larnaka (Larnaca), west of Aradippou. There are plenty of dirt roads for mountain biking fans as well as for those who love riding in a beautiful forest or want to enjoy the view from the top of the hill.
Voroklini Hill Cycling RouteGerakomoutis Hill is situated 207 metres above sea level and has a chapel dedicated to Profitis Ilias. It offers exciting routes as well as magnificent views over Larnaka Bay (Larnaca Bay).
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Tour of Cyprus 2011
For all those cycling enthusiasts, including me I regret to announce that there will not be a Tour of Cyprus in 2011. I do not know what happened this year but the ToC announced this on their website. Keep cycling everyone!
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