cycled back on reverse for the 5 mi miles of the original route to Tartu. the first 5 mi (i.e, the last 5 mi in the original route direction Tartu) were all bicycle paths and one quiet Street but then started the highway. but on the way back I learned my lesson: it is not necessary to reinvent the wheel -- there was another route which is part of the Estonian cycling route and also eurvello that is not on the highway. Lesson: ALWAYS CONSULT THE PAPER MAP FIRST AND THE SIGNED POSTED NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CYCLING ROUTES IN ESTONIA. (with the caveat that Eurovelo 10 route goes (in some portions between Kunda and Barca) through The Tallinn- Narva highway highway which I didn't like at, despite the fact that there was much less truck traffic due to the closing of the Russian border in for any vehicular traffic. also, roads posted ass on paved or gravel in Estonia can be very challenging because it may be just mud!). so the grand total for the entire trip in the Baltics is 805.7 miles or 1289.12 km -- about miles west of Cleveland or to Greenborough North Carolina. :) But the felt more epic in the Baltics -- we went to three countries!