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Vosges Mountains Challenge


A road cycling route starting from Wintzenheim

An exhilarating road cycling route through the rugged Vosges Mountains

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Prepare yourself for an unforgettable cycling adventure through the stunning Vosges Mountains. This 124 km route takes you through challenging ascents and offers breathtaking views along the way. With an ascent of 2334m, this is a route for experienced and well-trained cyclists.

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124 km
2334 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Wintzenheim Village center
Wintzenheim: Scenic Cycling and Wine Tasting in Wintzenheim
Wintzenheim is a commune located in the Alsace region of France. For road and gravel cyclists, Wintzenheim offers a mix of flat roads and moderate hills, making it suitable for all skill levels. The locality is surrounded by vineyards, offering a picturesque backdrop for cycling routes. Wintzenheim is also close to the Route des Vins d'Alsace, a famous wine route that runs through the Alsace region and attracts wine enthusiasts from all over. The town itself is known for its traditional Alsatian architecture and charming atmosphere. Cyclists can explore the countryside and villages surrounding Wintzenheim, making it a good starting point for discovering the beauty of Alsace on two wheels.
Stumpfenkopf555 mPeak
Reach the summit of Stumpfenkopf, where you can take in panoramic views of the Vosges Mountain range.
GunsbachVillage
Cycle through Gunsbach, the birthplace of famous writer Albert Schweitzer, and explore its historic sites.
SoultzerenVillage
Discover Soultzeren, a charming village surrounded by lush forests and offering breathtaking natural landscapes.
Col de la Schlucht1139 mMountain Pass
Conquer the famous Col de la Schlucht, a legendary climb that offers stunning views of the Vosges Mountains.
Col du Surceneux810 mMountain Pass
Challenge yourself on the demanding ascent of Col du Surceneux, known for its steep gradients.
Ban-sur-Meurthe-ClefcyVillage
Pass through Ban-sur-Meurthe-Clefcy, a picturesque village nestled in the heart of the Vosges Mountains.
CorcieuxVillage
Explore Corcieux, surrounded by dense forests and offering peaceful hiking trails.
MandrayVillage
Cycle through Mandray, a charming mountain village known for its traditional log cabins and stunning natural beauty.
Col de Mandray707 mMountain Pass
Reach Col de Mandray, a challenging climb that rewards you with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes.
Table d'orientationViewpoint
Stop by the Table d'orientation, a viewpoint where you can admire the beauty of the Vosges Mountains from above.
LapoutroieVillage
Pass through Lapoutroie, a charming village nestled in the valley surrounded by mountains and vineyards.
KaysersbergVillage
Explore the historic town of Kaysersberg, known for its well-preserved medieval architecture and charming streets.
Col du Brand324 mMountain Pass
Conquer the challenging Col du Brand, a famous climb with breathtaking views over the Vosges Mountains.
Finish: Wintzenheim Village center
Wintzenheim: Scenic Cycling and Wine Tasting in Wintzenheim

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