This "sauna" weather isn't the best for bikepacking, I had to take breaks pretty often. There is cherry season so you always find "reason" to stop for some "snack".
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Nice, I also like to take trains sometimes over either boring parts of the trip (I prefer single tracks and forest roads) or just have a 1way day ride and train back. It's chill just sitting in train for a bit and enjoy a small break
After I saw my friend, who rode there on road bike about 100km, I knew it was good call to scratch the route.
I stopped at the pub for some radler and ice cream and when I stepped outside ice cream melted and I had warm radler. So yeah it was due to weather.
<3 stopping for a beer after a good ride gotta be one of my favorite genders
And I thought that linking map of brewerys in my country to my last post was unnecessary. If you will tour Czech Republic you will know where to go.