The Second Bedrock Gravel Festival is Coming!

Cycling enthusiasts, both from Cyprus and abroad, will be following the innovative Bedrock Gravel Festival in the coming days, an event established in recent years by Activate Cyprus, a pioneer in cycling and triathlon tourism. The festival will commence on Sunday, April 14th, and will last for one week. It will culminate with the Saturday race (20/04) covering a distance of 107km on gravel, followed by a BBQ Party and Beer Tasting at the finish line. On Sunday, April 21st, the last day of the festival, there will be a recovery ride for those interested.

For Cyprus, the Bedrock Gravel Festival is something unique, as there is no similar event on the island, while gravel races abroad are experiencing rapid growth. This festival combines a passion for cycling, the need for tranquility provided by the welcoming village of Tochni, and an opportunity to engage with Cypriot culture.

The Program

After the welcome on Sunday (14/04), cycling routes starting from Tochni will explore various areas of Cyprus, such as Lefkara, Stavrovouni, Kato Drys, Vasa, Akapnou, Zygi, and others. Participants will have the opportunity to explore amazing areas of the island, interact with Cypriot culture, customs, and cuisine through stops in villages, and mingle with the locals.

Among other activities, the program offers participants the chance to observe how a traditional Cypriot dish, koupepia, is made, witness the production process of halloumi cheese, taste local wines and beers, and more. On Saturday (20/4), the program will conclude with the 107 km race of the Bedrock Gravel Festival. The starting and finishing point will be at The Feed Zone Cafe in Tochni, in front of the offices housing Activate Cyprus.

For more information and participation in the unique Bedrock Gravel Festival, visit https://www.activatecyprus.com/gravel-events.

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