Road to Peaks

A road cycling route starting from Porta Westfalica

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Embark on an adventurous cycling journey filled with awe-inspiring views and challenging climbs near Porta Westfalica. Let the beauty of nature surround you as you conquer the peaks along the way.

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75 km

580 m

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Start: Porta Westfalica City center

Porta Westfalica: Varied terrain with challenging climbs in the Detmold region of Germany.

Porta Westfalica is a town located in the Detmold region of Germany. For road cyclists, it offers a mix of flat and hilly terrain, making it suitable for different skill levels. The town is also known for the Wesergebirge mountains, which provide challenging climbs and stunning views. Additionally, one famous cycling spot nearby is the challenging climb up the Wittekindsberg, a popular route for more experienced cyclists. Overall, Porta Westfalica is a great destination for road cyclists looking for diverse terrain and picturesque landscapes.

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Porta WestfalicaTown

Begin your ride in Porta Westfalica and be captivated by the charming blend of rural and urban landscapes.

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PortakanzelViewpoint

Experience the breathtaking views from the Portakanzel lookout point, positioned atop the rolling hills.

23 km

Schierbornsche HöheViewpoint

Ascend Schierbornsche Höhe and be rewarded with panoramic vistas of the surrounding valleys and forests.

23 km

NienstädtSub-urb

Marvel at the beauty of Nienstädt, a small village surrounded by lush woods and tranquil farmland.

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ReinsdorfSub-urb

Visit Reinsdorf and observe the traditional German architecture and charming countryside ambiance of the town.

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AussichtspunktViewpoint

Explore the elevated viewpoint as you reach Aussichtspunkt and take in the sweeping panoramas of the rolling hills and vast landscapes.

62 km

RintelnTown

Make a detour to Rinteln, a historic town nestled along the river Weser, known for its impressive Renaissance-style architecture and vibrant market square.