Roth-Berg Loop

A gravel cycling route starting from Voelkenrode

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Explore the scenic landscapes on this thrilling gravel route.

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Embark on a 53 km gravel adventure through picturesque scenery and rural villages. With a gradual ascent of 103 meters, this route offers a mix of natural beauty and tranquility. Suitable for intermediate-level cyclists, the Roth-Berg Loop provides an excellent opportunity to experience off-road cycling in the Braunschweig region.

gravel

53 km

103 m

Tough

Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Völkenrode Village center

Völkenrode: Cycling Paradise in Braunschweig

Völkenrode, located in Braunschweig, Germany, is a cyclist's dream with its proximity to the Harz Mountains and extensive cycling infrastructure. The locality offers a variety of road and gravel routes, catering to all levels of cyclists. Cycling enthusiasts can challenge themselves on legendary climbs such as Brocken or explore the Harz National Park. With its picturesque landscapes and cycling-friendly amenities, Völkenrode is a haven for cyclists.

7 km

Roth-Berg83 mPeak

Located 7 km into the route, Roth-Berg is a must-visit highlight offering stunning panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

9 km

RüperVillage

Discover the charming village of Rüper, 9 km into the route. Admire its historic architecture and take a break to explore traditional local shops.

15 km

MödesseVillage

At the 15 km mark, Mödesse welcomes cyclists with its idyllic landscapes and the opportunity to witness the local flora and fauna.

33 km

VolkseVillage

Volkse, 33 km into the route, is a peaceful village boasting a beautiful church and nearby nature reserves that are perfect for a rest stop.

44 km

Groß SchwülperVillage

As you reach Groß Schwülper, 44 km into the route, enjoy the enchanting atmosphere created by the blend of traditional half-timbered houses and lush green landscapes.