PedalHungary
PedalHungary

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We would love to hear from you and help with your cycling trip planning

Whether you have questions about our route recommendations, want to share your own cycling experience in Hungary, or need personalized advice for your trip, we are here to help.

Email Us

For general inquiries and cycling advice

hello@feturekecacdisoz.eu

Share Your Story

Tell us about your cycling adventure in Hungary

stories@feturekecacdisoz.eu

Partnerships

For business and collaboration inquiries

partners@feturekecacdisoz.eu

Frequently Asked Questions

We are happy to share our knowledge. Send us an email with your starting point, fitness level, available days, and what you would like to see along the way. We will reply with route suggestions based on our first-hand experience. Keep in mind we are a content platform, not a tour operator, so our advice is informal and free of charge.

We aim to ride each route at least once a year and update our guides accordingly. Major changes like road closures, new path openings, or infrastructure updates are reflected as soon as we learn about them. If you spot something outdated, let us know and we will investigate.

We welcome contributions from experienced cyclists who have ridden routes in Hungary. If you have a route you would like to write about, email us at stories@feturekecacdisoz.eu with a brief description and a few photos. We review all submissions for accuracy and quality before publishing.

No, PedalHungary is an information resource, not a tour company. We provide free route guides and advice. If you are looking for organized cycling tours in Hungary, we recommend checking the listings on the official EuroVelo website or contacting local cycling clubs in the region you plan to visit.

Many routes in Hungary are beginner-friendly, particularly the Lake Balaton circuit and the Danube path between Budapest and Szentendre. These sections are flat, well-paved, and clearly signposted. Each of our guides includes a difficulty rating and notes about which sections are most accessible for casual riders.