Pori cycling routes - Ride your way to great experiences in Pori!

Pori's cycling routes range from shorter rides to longer ones, which can also include an overnight stay in the bear town.

The Bothnian Sea Experience Route invites you to an adventure! The 84-kilometre route is divided into stages: (Pori-Kallo 28,2 km), (Reposaari-Ahlainen 19,8 km), (Ahlainen-Noormarkku 20 km) and (Noormarkku-Pori 14,7 km). Along the route, you will find more and more fascinating sights and activities, places to rest and stay, restaurants and other services.

Ride from Yyteri Square to Karhuluoto. On the route, the scenery changes from the sea to dunes and the greenery of the golf courses to forests and summer pastures. Karhuluodon kierros is a circular route of about 10 kilometres, and can be ridden with basic cycling skills, for example on mountain bike or fatbike.

Around 9 km long, this biking trail circles around Munakari Spit area. On Munakarin kierros, you can explore the Yyteri beach and the nature of the area. The circular route takes you through the dunes and the coniferous forests of Yyteri. During the tour you will cycle on forest trails and sandy paths.

The Kirjurinluoto parking area is left behind as the beautiful field scenery surrounds the traveller on the Kalafornia cycle route. The trail is 4 kilometres long in each direction, which makes the round trip 8 kilometres.

The Kokemäki River Trail offers cyclists and travellers alike a unique route through a historical cultural environment, surrounded by stunning natural attractions, fascinating stories, and delightful services! The 145-kilometre route is divided into stages: (Sastamala - Huittinen 35 km), (Huittinen - Kokemäki 29 km) and (Kokemäki – Pori 49 km).

The Finnish version of EuroVelo 10 takes you along the coastal roads of the Baltic Sea, through urban forests and open fields, along rivers and across islands for more than 1600 kilometres. On the Pori part, you can enjoy beautiful river landscapes, historical sites and the stunning sandy beaches of the Yyteri.