Taunusgravel-Abenteuer

A gravel cycling route starting from Wiesbaden

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Embark on an adventurous gravel cycling journey through the scenic Taunus region near Wiesbaden.

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The Taunusgravel-Abenteuer is a thrilling round-trip cycling route that takes cyclists through diverse terrains and natural landscapes. With a distance of 68 kilometers and an ascent of 1,450 meters, this gravel route is suitable for experienced amateur cyclists. Starting in Wiesbaden, you'll pass through picturesque towns and enjoy breathtaking views along the way. Stop by the historic town of Eppstein at 51 kilometers, famous for its castle ruins and charming streets. The Gedenkstätte Alte Synagoge at 68 kilometers is a meaningful stop, offering insights into the region's history. Glaskopf at 37 kilometers showcases the natural beauty of the Taunus forest, with opportunities for off-road exploration. Overall, the Taunusgravel-Abenteuer is an exhilarating challenge that combines adventurous gravel paths with cultural and natural highlights.

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68 km

1450 m

Tough

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Start: Wiesbaden City center

Wiesbaden: Cycling Heaven in Darmstadt, Germany

Wiesbaden, located in Darmstadt, Germany, is an attractive locality for road and gravel cyclists. The town offers a mix of urban and rural landscapes, providing cyclists with a diverse range of routes to explore. Cyclists can enjoy scenic rides along the Rhine River or venture into the surrounding hills for challenging climbs. Wiesbaden boasts well-connected cycling paths and dedicated lanes, making it easy for cyclists to navigate the town and its outskirts. The area is also home to the Taunus mountains, known for their well-known climbing spots like Feldberg. With its rich cycling infrastructure and varied terrain, Wiesbaden is a cyclist's paradise.