Hidden Gems of Alsace

A gravel cycling route starting from Bischoffsheim

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Unveiling the lesser-known gems of Alsace's countryside and history

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Discover the hidden treasures of Alsace with this gravel route that takes you through lesser-known villages and historic sites. Bischenberg awaits at the start, offering panoramic views over the Alsace region and setting the tone for the scenic adventure ahead. Rosenwiller is a hidden gem known for its medieval ruins and charming narrow streets. Col des Pandours provides a challenging climb with rewarding views, and Château du Freudeneck takes you back in time to explore the region's rich history. Dinsheim-sur-Bruche enchants with its picturesque charm and vibrant countryside, while Rosheim unveils its historical architecture and captivating atmosphere. With a difficulty rating of 3 out of 5, this gravel route is suitable for experienced amateur cyclists. The epicness factor is 3 out of 5, as you'll uncover the lesser-known side of Alsace and experience its hidden beauty. Get ready to be pleasantly surprised by the hidden gems along the way!

gravel

59 km

1242 m

Tough

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Start: Bischoffsheim Village center

Bischoffsheim: Discovering the Beauty of Alsace on Two Wheels

Bischoffsheim is a locality in the Alsace region of France. As a cyclist, Bischoffsheim provides a lovely setting for both road and gravel biking. The area is surrounded by rolling vineyards and quaint villages, creating a picturesque backdrop for long rides. Cyclists can explore the famous Route des Vins d'Alsace, which winds through charming wine villages and offers stunning views of the Alsatian countryside. With its well-maintained roads and beautiful landscapes, Bischoffsheim is a gem for cyclists and a great place to immerse yourself in the rich culture and history of Alsace.