Osloß and Surroundings Gravel Cycling Route

A gravel cycling route starting from Osloss

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Explore the scenic countryside near Osloß on this gravel cycling route

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This distinctive gravel cycling route near Osloß takes you through picturesque villages, lush green fields, and peaceful forests. With a total distance of 71 kilometers and an ascent of 149 meters, this route offers a moderate challenge for experienced cyclists. The rural landscapes and charming highlights along the way make it a great option for those looking to escape the bustling city of Braunschweig.

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71 km

149 m

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Start: Osloß Village center

Osloß: Tranquil and scenic cycling in Osloß, Braunschweig

Osloß is a small locality in Braunschweig, Germany that offers a peaceful and scenic environment for road and gravel cycling. The roads are well-maintained and there are several cycling routes to explore. The terrain is relatively flat with rolling hills, making it suitable for cyclists of all levels. A notable cycling spot nearby is the Harz Mountains, which offer challenging climbs and stunning panoramic views. Overall, Osloß is a great destination for cyclists looking for a serene and picturesque riding experience.

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OsloßVillage

Visit Osloß, a quaint village with a rich history dating back to the Middle Ages. Be sure to stroll through the charming streets and admire the traditional half-timbered houses.

9 km

Katzenberg75 mPeak

Enjoy panoramic views from Katzenberg, a hilltop vantage point offering stunning vistas of the surrounding countryside.

15 km

KästorfVillage

Pass through Kästorf, a small village known for its beautiful Gothic church and idyllic rural setting.

32 km

Groß OesingenVillage

Make a pit stop in Groß Oesingen, a charming town with a welcoming atmosphere. Don't miss the opportunity to try traditional local cuisine.

38 km

LangwedelVillage

Visit Langwedel, a historic town with well-preserved medieval buildings. Take a leisurely stroll through the cobblestone streets and imagine life in centuries past.