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What is a Certified EuroVelo route?
Apr 24, 2025
What is a Certified EuroVelo route?
You might have already spotted those green lines on the EuroVelo Overview Map or on the interactive map on EuroVelo.com and the legend indicating “Certified EuroVelo route”. But what does it mean? The Certified EuroVelo routes have been thoroughly surveyed and have proven to meet a certain set of criteria that show their high quality in terms of infrastructure, services, marketing, and promotion. By choosing a Certified EuroVelo route, we guarantee you will have a smooth, safe, and enjoyable cycling trip!
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