Eastern Frontier Adventure

A road cycling route starting from Oderberg

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Venture into the eastern frontier on this epic road cycling route near Oderberg.

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The Eastern Frontier Adventure is an epic road cycling route that spans 108 kilometers through the eastern frontier near Oderberg. With an elevation gain of 495 meters, this challenging ride is suitable for experienced cyclists looking for a demanding and rewarding adventure. The route showcases breathtaking scenery, passing through Góra Czcibora, Cedynia, Piasek, Chojna, Witnica, Stare Łysogórki, Platforma widokowa, and finally ending back in Oderberg. Góra Czcibora offers stunning views from its peak, while Cedynia is a historical town with unique architectural landmarks. Piasek immerses visitors into a picturesque lakeside setting, and Chojna is known for its magnificent medieval castle ruins. Witnica showcases the region's exceptional natural beauty, and Stare Łysogórki provides panoramic vistas. Platforma widokowa at Platformie Odwachy is a must-visit viewpoint overlooking the Oder Valley. This is an exceptionally challenging route, with a difficulty rating of 5, and an epicness score of 4, perfect for brave and skillful adventurers.

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108 km

495 m

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Start: Oderberg City center

Oderberg: Nature and History Meet in Oderberg

Oderberg, located in Brandenburg, Germany, is a great destination for road and gravel cyclists. The locality is surrounded by beautiful nature and provides scenic routes for cycling enthusiasts. Cyclists can enjoy peaceful rides along the Oder River and explore the stunning countryside. Oderberg is also known for its proximity to the popular Schiffshebewerk Niederfinow - a historic ship lift that attracts tourists from all over. The area offers a mix of flat terrain and rolling hills to cater to cyclists of varying fitness levels.