Terrain shift deep in Somogy

Somogyvár QR33 Balatonföldvár QR37

Without question the hardest stage of KK400, and not just on paper. The 53 km between Somogyvár and Balatonföldvár packs around 800 metres of climbing, while the off-road sectors add steep pitches, deep sand and, after rain, plenty of mud. The reward is a ride through classic Somogy scenery, with the valley bridge near Földvár providing one of the most dramatic backdrops on the entire route.

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1. Somogyvár QR33 Balatonföldvár QR37 MiklósPapp🇭🇺 Apr 3, 2024 3:58:19
1. Somogyvár QR33 Balatonföldvár QR37 Taki Apr 6, 2024 3:01:13
1. Balatonföldvár QR37 Somogyvár QR33 MiklósPapp🇭🇺 Apr 30, 2024 2:44:02
1. Balatonföldvár QR37 Somogyvár QR33 Matyi Mar 15, 2024 4:52:47
1. Somogyvár QR33 Balatonföldvár QR37 MuLTiKaPuTToR Apr 19, 2025 3:05:26
1. Somogyvár QR33 Balatonföldvár QR37 🏃🏻‍♂️Zolika May 22, 2025 5:36:10
1. Balatonföldvár QR37 Somogyvár QR33 Marci Jun 21, 2025 3:16:34
1. Balatonföldvár QR37 Somogyvár QR33 MoZo Aug 25, 2025 3:47:33
2. Somogyvár QR33 Balatonföldvár QR37 MuLTiKaPuTToR Apr 6, 2024 3:16:49
2. Balatonföldvár QR37 Somogyvár QR33 NagyTomi Jun 6, 2024 18:18:10
2. Somogyvár QR33 Balatonföldvár QR37 biciklisgergo Sep 18, 2024 4:19:42
2. Balatonföldvár QR37 Somogyvár QR33 andogeri May 10, 2025 6:22:53
2. Balatonföldvár QR37 Somogyvár QR33 MSe Jun 21, 2025 3:16:37
2. Balatonföldvár QR37 Somogyvár QR33 Gyurka Jul 4, 2025 5:20:58
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Elevation gain: The first figure shows the counter-clockwise direction, and the second shows the clockwise direction.

Difficulty: The difficulty rating is based on the perspective of riders who cycle regularly, but not competitively. We believe every stage is achievable, so if it appeals, go for it.

Recommended bike: The bike recommendation reflects the difficulty of the off-road sections. Where the terrain is not especially rough and the route alternates between asphalt, compacted dirt roads and good-quality gravel, a touring bike (trekking/cross bike) can also handle the stage. For the best balance of speed and efficiency, every stage is ideally ridden on a gravel bike. A mountain bike will get you through any stage too, but the wider tyres and extra suspension are only really needed on a few sections. Riders looking for a more relaxed challenge can also take on the route by e-bike; they are ranked in a separate category, so they can still feature on the leaderboard.

After registration and after each successfully completed stage, you will receive a downloadable online certificate that you can share on social media, and you can build a personalised record of the stages you have completed. Finish all 12 stages and you will also receive a BB365 gift as a keepsake.