
Gravel · Cambodia

Suitable for riders looking for a flat 46 km loop with mixed surfaces and minimal climbing.
A 46 km loop ride around the Angkor Wat heritage park near Siem Reap, Cambodia, with mostly flat terrain and mixed surfaces.
The ride starts at Krous and soon passes Siem Reap at 3.7 km. It forms a loop around the heritage park with an elevation ranging from 16 m to 57 m, mostly flat with only 4% climbing. The road surfaces include 31% paved and 31% gravel or unpaved, and the ride uses a mix of paths (32%), quiet streets (22%), minor roads, tracks, and small sections of main road and cycle lanes. Facilities near the route include cafés and shops at the start and finish in Siem Reap, such as Jasmine Bakery & Coffee, supermarkets and other eateries. Water points and toilets are scattered along the way but there is a long 16.3 km stretch from 15.5 km to 31.8 km without cafés, shops or water. Some places of interest near the route include the South Gate and Pre Rup ruins, and Bakheng Hill closely past 38 km. The road is low elevation with no major climbs, making it accessible. There is a mix of surfaces including gravel and unmapped sections accounting for 38% of the route, so tyres should be suitable. Cycle paths or lanes account for 1.4 km but most of the route is on minor roads or paths.
Longest stretch without a café, shop or water: 16 km, from 16 km to 32 km.