Gravel Route around Hain-Gründau

A gravel cycling route starting from Hain-Gruendau

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A scenic journey through picturesque landscapes near Hain-Gründau

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This gravel route covers a distance of 68 km with an ascent of 1031 meters. It takes you through various highlights such as Kuhruh, Großenhausen, Mömbris, Glasberg, Schanzenkopf, Alzenau, Langenselbold, Weinberg, and Mittel-Gründau. The route is moderately difficult, suitable for well-trained amateurs, and offers an epic cycling experience. Highlights along the route include Kuhruh where you can enjoy beautiful meadows and the historic village of Großenhausen with its charming architecture. Mömbris is a quaint town known for its rich history and Glasberg is famous for its idyllic vineyards. Schanzenkopf offers stunning views, while relishing the well-preserved Alzenau brings nostalgia. Langenselbold is a small town that will captivate you with its medieval charm. In Weinberg, you can take a break and indulge in some local wine tasting. Lastly, Mittel-Gründau allows you to soak in the tranquil countryside scenery.

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68 km

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Start: Hain-Gründau Village center

Hain-Gründau: Exploring Hain-Gründau's charming countryside and taking on the challenging Kinzig climb.

Hain-Gründau is a locality located in the Darmstadt region of Germany. For road and gravel cyclists, Hain-Gründau offers a range of biking opportunities. The town itself has some bike-friendly facilities, such as bike rentals and repair shops. Cyclists can explore the surrounding countryside and charming villages on well-marked roads and paths. The region has a mix of flat and hilly terrain, providing options for both leisurely rides and challenging climbs. One well-known cycling spot nearby is the Kinzig climbing route, which offers rewarding views at the top. Overall, Hain-Gründau is a good destination for road and gravel cyclists looking for varied cycling routes and scenic landscapes.