Halle (Westf.) and Bielefeld Gravel Ride

A gravel cycling route starting from Halle

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A thrilling gravel ride exploring Halle (Westf.) and Bielefeld.

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Experience the excitement of gravel riding as you embark on this scenic route through Halle (Westf.) and Bielefeld. This 34 km ride offers a unique blend of challenging terrain, rich history, and impressive natural surroundings. With an ascent of 284 meters, get ready for a heart-pumping workout and breathtaking views along the way.

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34 km

284 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Gartnisch Village center

Halle: Cycling-friendly Halle with the renowned Hermannsdenkmal climb

Halle, located in the Detmold region of Germany, is a vibrant locality with a lot to offer for road and gravel cyclists. The town is surrounded by scenic landscapes, including picturesque villages, rolling hills, and dense forests. Halle is known for its cycling-friendly atmosphere, with well-maintained cycling paths and a supportive cycling community. In terms of landmarks, the Hermannsdenkmal is a famous climb in the area that attracts cyclists of all abilities. Whether you're looking for leisurely rides or challenging climbs, Halle provides a variety of cycling options in a welcoming environment.

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Halle (Westf.)Town

Although not a standout highlight, passing through Halle (Westf.) allows you to briefly explore this charming town, known for its picturesque architecture.

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Hengeberg316 mPeak

The highlight of the route, Hengeberg, offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and is the perfect spot for a scenic break.

15 km

BielefeldCity

Pass through Bielefeld and discover its vibrant city center, historical landmarks, and vibrant cultural scene.

18 km

Sparrenberg180 mCastle

Don't miss Sparrenberg Castle, a medieval fortress that crowns the city of Bielefeld and offers a fascinating glimpse into the region's past.

30 km

Leberblümchenberg177 mPeak

As you conquer Leberblümchenberg, take a moment to appreciate the beauty of the Leberblümchen (Liverwort) flower, which blooms on this hill each spring.