Sandberg Circuit

A road cycling route starting from Pausa

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A road cycling route with beautiful scenery and a mixture of moderate and challenging climbs

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Map miniature of "Sandberg Circuit" cycling inspiration in Chemnitz, Germany. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

The Sandberg Circuit is a 37-kilometer road cycling route with moderate to challenging climbs and captivating scenery. With an ascent of 546 meters, it is suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists looking for a mix of hilly and flat terrain. The route takes you through peaceful countryside landscapes, passing by the scenic Sandberg, a hill with panoramic views, and the charming town of Pausa. Other highlights include Göschitz, a quaint village with a rich cultural heritage, Zadelsdorf, known for its beautiful architecture, and Staudammblick, a viewpoint overlooking a magnificent reservoir.

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37 km

546 m

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Start: Pausa City center

Pausa: Varied terrains and challenging climbs, including Pöhlberg.

Pausa, situated in Chemnitz, Germany, is a great destination for road and gravel cyclists. The region offers a diverse range of terrains, including flat stretches, rolling hills, and challenging climbs. One of the notable cycling spots nearby is the Pöhlberg, a well-known climb that attracts cyclists seeking a tough ascent. Pausa itself provides a cycle-friendly environment with well-maintained roads and scenic routes. Cyclists can relish in the beauty of the surrounding landscapes and visit local attractions like the Pausenstein Castle. Overall, Pausa is a recommended locality for cyclists looking for varied terrains and challenging climbs.