EuroVelo 1 - Atlantic Coast Route
12,033 km mapped · cycling route · Europe · international route network · route ref EV1
How long is EuroVelo 1 - Atlantic Coast Route?
EuroVelo 1 - Atlantic Coast Route is mapped at 12,033 km (7,477 miles) in the TrailsPals route library. The line is stored at the library maximum of 3,000 points, simplified from the OpenStreetMap relation. Mapped length counts every section in the relation, including alternatives and connectors, so a specific end-to-end trip can measure less.
Where does EuroVelo 1 - Atlantic Coast Route go?
The mapped line lies in Europe, between 37.01°N and 71.16°N and between 10.39°W and 25.96°E. That bounding area measures roughly 2,344 km east to west and 3,798 km north to south. It describes how far the mapping reaches, not the distance you would travel.
Is EuroVelo 1 - Atlantic Coast Route open right now?
This page cannot tell you. TrailsPals shows condition reports left by other travellers on the map, and those are unverified: nothing here establishes that a cycling route is open, legal or safe to use. Check the land manager or route authority close to departure.
Can you follow EuroVelo 1 - Atlantic Coast Route in TrailsPals?
Yes. Loading EuroVelo 1 - Atlantic Coast Route in the iPhone app gives you the line to follow, an off-route nudge, condition reports from other travellers, and a watch link someone at home can open without installing anything. Live updates need a data connection, and TrailsPals does not contact emergency services.
Plan an Atlantic Coast Route stage
A long-distance route is a network of stages, not one uniform road. Use EuroVelo's official route information to choose the countries and sections for your trip. Confirm local access, route development status and transport connections before treating the complete mapped line as a rideable itinerary.
Sources checked 2026-09-14. Check them again before departure.
Route geometry from OpenStreetMap relation 2763798, via Waymarked Trails. © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.
Before you go
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