Dieburg - Gundernhausen - Herrngartenberg - Gross-Gerau - Alte Opel-Rennbahn - Belvedere - Kloppenheim - Langenhain - Kelsterbach - Visitors' Terrace - Schloss Philippseich - Weltnaturerbe Grube Messel - Dieburg Loop

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An adventurous road cycling loop through Dieburg, Gundernhausen, Herrngartenberg, Gross-Gerau, Alte Opel-Rennbahn, Belvedere, Kloppenheim, Langenhain, Kelsterbach, Visitors' Terrace, Schloss Philippseich, Weltnaturerbe Grube Messel, and back to Dieburg

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Map miniature of "Dieburg - Gundernhausen - Herrngartenberg - Gross-Gerau - Alte Opel-Rennbahn - Belvedere - Kloppenheim - Langenhain - Kelsterbach - Visitors' Terrace - Schloss Philippseich - Weltnaturerbe Grube Messel - Dieburg Loop" cycling inspiration in Darmstadt, Germany. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Embark on an epic cycling adventure through diverse landscapes, historic landmarks, and beautiful towns. This 124-kilometer loop, with an ascent of 848 meters, offers a challenging yet rewarding experience for cycling enthusiasts. From Dieburg, you'll pass through Gundernhausen, Herrngartenberg, Gross-Gerau, Alte Opel-Rennbahn, Belvedere, Kloppenheim, Langenhain, Kelsterbach, Visitors' Terrace, Schloss Philippseich, and Weltnaturerbe Grube Messel. Along the way, you'll encounter stunning vistas, ancient castles, and architectural wonders. Don't miss the opportunity to visit Weltnaturerbe Grube Messel, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and admire the unique fossils preserved in its ancient quarries. This route is ideal for those seeking a challenging and culturally enriching cycling experience.

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Start: Dieburg City center

Dieburg: Cycling Adventure in Darmstadt

Dieburg, situated in the Darmstadt region of Germany, offers a range of cycling opportunities for road and gravel cyclists. The locality features well-paved roads that stretch through scenic landscapes, including forests and open fields. Dieburg is known for its proximity to the famous climb of Feldberg, a demanding ascent that tests the endurance and skills of cyclists. With its varied cycling routes and challenging climbs, Dieburg is a great destination for cyclists looking for both scenic beauty and thrilling adventures.

5 km

GundernhausenVillage

Gundernhausen: Discover the charms of this historic town, known for its half-timbered houses and friendly atmosphere.

17 km

HerrngartenbergViewpoint

Herrngartenberg: Experience breathtaking views from Herrngartenberg, where you can take in panoramic vistas of the surrounding countryside.

32 km

Groß-GerauTown

Groß-Gerau: Visit this charming town, known for its picturesque squares, historic buildings, and vibrant marketplace.

40 km

Alte Opel-RennbahnViewpoint

Alte Opel-Rennbahn: Explore the site of the historic Opel race track and learn about the region's automotive heritage.

48 km

BelvedereViewpoint

Belvedere: Admire the stunning Belvedere Castle, perched on a hilltop and offering commanding views of the surrounding landscape.

65 km

KloppenheimVillage

Kloppenheim: Cycle through Kloppenheim, a charming village nestled amidst green meadows and rolling hills.

73 km

LangenhainVillage

Langenhain: Immerse yourself in nature at Langenhain, known for its tranquil forests and beautiful walking trails.

87 km

KelsterbachTown

Kelsterbach: Explore the charming town of Kelsterbach, located on the banks of the Main River and offering stunning riverfront views.

92 km

Visitors' TerraceViewpoint

Visitors' Terrace: Enjoy breathtaking views of the Frankfurt skyline from the Visitors' Terrace at Frankfurt Airport.

107 km

Schloß PhilippseichCastle

Schloss Philippseich: Visit the majestic Schloss Philippseich, a historic castle surrounded by beautiful gardens and parkland.

116 km

Weltnaturerbe Grube MesselViewpoint

Weltnaturerbe Grube Messel: Marvel at the world-renowned fossil site of Weltnaturerbe Grube Messel, home to exceptionally preserved fossils dating back millions of years.