Hidden Gravel Gems near Wissembourg

A gravel cycling route starting from Wissembourg

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Uncover hidden gravel gems hidden away in the countryside near Wissembourg.

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Embark on an adventure to uncover hidden gravel gems in the countryside near Wissembourg. This gravel route covers a distance of 79 km and includes challenging terrain, making it suitable for experienced gravel riders. Discover Hohe Derst, Vorderweidenthal, Spirkelbach, Steinberg, Großer Eischkopf, Albersweiler, Bad Bergzabern, and Deutsches Weintor. The route takes you through picturesque villages and stunning natural landscapes, offering a unique and memorable gravel cycling experience.

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79 km

1847 m

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Start: Schweigen-Rechtenbach Village center

Wissembourg: Discovering the beauty of Alsace's landscapes while cycling in Wissembourg

Wissembourg, situated in Alsace, France, is a picturesque town that offers excellent cycling opportunities for both road and gravel cyclists. The region is known for its stunning vineyards, charming villages, and rolling hills, providing cyclists with scenic views throughout their rides. Cyclists in Wissembourg can explore famous cycling routes, including the Vosges Mountains and the Alsatian Wine Route, both offering challenging climbs and breathtaking scenery. With its beautiful landscapes and legendary cycling routes, Wissembourg is a must-visit locality for cycling enthusiasts.

5 km

Hohe Derst561 mPeak

Hohe Derst is a challenging climb that rewards cyclists with breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.

16 km

VorderweidenthalVillage

Vorderweidenthal is nestled in the picturesque foothills of the Palatinate Forest and offers a tranquil setting for cyclists to enjoy.

26 km

SpirkelbachVillage

Spirkelbach is a small village known for its charming half-timbered houses and scenic beauty.

28 km

Steinberg365 mPeak

Steinberg is surrounded by lush forests and rolling hills, offering a peaceful retreat for cyclists.

48 km

Großer Eischkopf386 mPeak

Großer Eischkopf is a hidden gem, offering stunning views of the Palatinate Forest and the Rhine Valley.

52 km

AlbersweilerVillage

Albersweiler is a charming wine village with traditional half-timbered houses and picturesque vineyards.

72 km

Bad BergzabernTown

Bad Bergzabern is a spa town known for its healing waters, thermal baths, and beautiful parks and gardens.

79 km

Deutsches WeintorAttraction

Deutsches Weintor is a famous landmark and the entrance to the German Wine Route, where visitors can taste a variety of local wines and enjoy the stunning vineyard vistas.