Rolling Hills Gravel

A gravel cycling route starting from Schoeneberg

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Embark on a rolling hills gravel adventure through picturesque landscapes and historical sites.

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The Rolling Hills Gravel route is perfect for those seeking an off-road cycling adventure with a touch of history. Starting near Schöneberg, this 78 km gravel route takes you through picturesque landscapes, rolling hills, and scenic forests. With a total ascent of 289 meters, it offers a moderately challenging ride suitable for experienced gravel cyclists. Highlights along the route include Insulaner, Wannsee, Weinberg, Satzkorn, Nordheide, Falkensee, Juliusturm, and Charlottenburg Palace. These spots offer unique opportunities to explore historical sites, enjoy beautiful natural scenery, and discover the region's cultural heritage.

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78 km

289 m

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Start: Locality center

Schöneberg: Discovering the cycling paradise in Schöneberg, Berlin.

Schöneberg is a vibrant locality in Berlin, Germany. From a cyclist's perspective, it offers a plethora of cycling routes and infrastructure suitable for all types of cyclists. The city has a strong cycling culture, with dedicated bike lanes and bike-sharing programs. Schöneberg itself is known for its diverse neighborhoods and historic architecture. Cyclists can explore famous landmarks such as the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church and the KaDeWe department store. Additionally, nearby Grunewald Forest offers wooded trails and paths for off-road cycling. Overall, Schöneberg is a cyclist-friendly area ideal for both commuting and leisure riding.