sharchanas

Hi,
so a little introduction. last year bought scott sportster p4 for commuting and short trips and realised, that i want to do the longer trips, but as always there some problems with holidays, so this year i managed to do only a 300km trip to sea on a 3days long weekend...

but hope to do better next year

and for now i usually do one day 60-160km trips with other cyclists or alone

thats all i think

Juha

Cheers and welcome to the Forums. I've been planning a trip to the Curonian Spit and the Lagoon, it would be interesting to see the dunes.

--J

Cyclist0383

Hello from Riga and welcome to the boards!

Where do you go cycling in Lithuania? I spent a week in Nida this summer, but we didn't bring our bikes.

Cyclist0383

I was there this summer. They are absolutely wonderful! PM if you'd like the name of a nice, quiet and clean hotel in Nida. It's a ten minute walk from the dunes.

sharchanas

great choice. last year they finally completed the bike road there, so you will travel easilly. also Curonian Spit is very quiet , because almoust all lithuanians goes to palanga, so you'll enjoy riding there. a lot of nice views also. have a good trip

ps there is a quiet nice camp in Nida if you prefer sleeping in a tent

i live in Vilnius, so usually it's somewhere near it. but also in the Curonian Spit and one trip from Kedainiai to Klaipeda riding almoust all way along Nemunas river

Cyclist0383

The path along the sea coast was only finished last year? It's a very nice path, and my wife and I thought it must have been from Soviet times just because now it would be so expensive to lay such a long brick path. Do you know when it was started?

sharchanas

path in Curonian Spit was finished only last year. when they started it-i have no idea. maybee they stoped some time ago and last year they only renewed the building....

East Hill

Hello sharchanas, uh, I can't add much to the interesting conversations here, but

Welcome to BF!

East Hill