Cernay to Wittelsheim Loop

A road cycling route starting from Cernay

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Cycle through scenic roads from Cernay to Wittelsheim

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This is a road cycling route that takes you from Cernay to Wittelsheim and back. It covers a distance of 91 km with 566 meters of ascent. The route offers beautiful countryside views and is suitable for experienced riders.

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Start: Cernay City center

Cernay: Cycling paradise in the heart of Alsace.

Cernay is a lovely town situated in the Alsace region of France. As a road and gravel cyclist, you will enjoy riding through Cernay's picturesque streets and discovering its stunning scenery. The town is surrounded by rolling hills and vineyards, offering cyclists a mix of flat and hilly routes to explore. Nearby, you will find the famous climb of Grand Ballon, known for its panoramic views of the Vosges mountains. With its cycling-friendly atmosphere and proximity to renowned climbs, Cernay is a fantastic destination for cyclists seeking memorable rides.

5 km

WittelsheimTown

Wittelsheim is a charming town known for its rich industrial heritage. Take a moment to explore the historic buildings and learn about the region's past.

25 km

Britzgyberg382 mPeak

Britzgyberg is a scenic hill with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. It's worth stopping here to appreciate the natural beauty of the area.

26 km

IllfurthVillage

Illfurth is a picturesque village situated along the route. Check out the traditional Alsatian architecture and enjoy a peaceful break in one of the local cafes.

46 km

BiselVillage

Bisel is a small village with a rich history. Visit the medieval church and stroll through the charming streets to get a taste of rural Alsace.

69 km

GuevenattenVillage

Guevenatten is a delightful village renowned for its vineyards. Take a moment to admire the picturesque vineyards and maybe even sample some local wines.