Alsace Gravel Adventure

A gravel cycling route starting from Staffelfelden

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Discover the rugged gravel roads of Alsace

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Embark on a challenging gravel adventure through the picturesque countryside of Alsace. This route offers a mix of challenging climbs, scenic views, and charming villages. With a total ascent of 677 meters and a distance of 75 kilometers, it is a perfect challenge for gravel enthusiasts. The route takes you through Mulhouse, Willer, Altkirch, Grosskopf, Reiningue, and Wittelsheim. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Alsace as you pedal through peaceful vineyards, rolling hills, and dense forests.

gravel

75 km

677 m

Tough

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Start: Staffelfelden Village center

Staffelfelden: Tranquil rides through vineyards and charming villages.

Staffelfelden is located in the Alsace region of France. From a road and gravel cyclist's perspective, this area offers gentle rolling hills and picturesque countryside. The region is known for its vineyards and charming villages, adding to the overall beauty of the riding experience. While Staffelfelden may not have famous cycling spots or legendary climbs, it provides a peaceful and serene atmosphere for leisurely rides. Cyclists can enjoy the scenic views, explore the local wineries, and immerse themselves in the rich culture of Alsace. Overall, Staffelfelden offers a pleasant and enjoyable cycling experience for riders seeking tranquility.

16 km

MulhouseCity

Stop in Mulhouse and explore its rich industrial heritage, including the famous Cité de l'Automobile. Visit the Schlumpf Museum to see an impressive collection of vintage cars.

38 km

WillerVillage

Make a detour to Willer and visit the picturesque Saint-Leon Chapel, perched on a hill with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

48 km

AltkirchVillage

Pass through Altkirch and admire its well-preserved medieval fortifications. Don't miss a visit to the Altkirch Museum to learn about the region's history.