Pirna to Heidenau Road Loop

A road cycling route starting from Dohna

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Experience the scenic beauty of Pirna and Heidenau on this road cycling adventure.

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This road cycling route takes you on a loop from Pirna to Heidenau, covering a distance of 47 kilometers with an ascent of 636 meters. Suitable for well-trained amateurs, this route provides a mix of smooth road surfaces, charming towns, and picturesque landscapes. Highlights along the route include Pirna, known for its well-preserved historical buildings, Königsnase with its panoramic views of the Elbe Valley, and Heidenau, a town famous for its vibrant cultural scene and annual street festival. With a moderate difficulty level, this route offers a rewarding cycling experience through the scenic beauty of the region.

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47 km

636 m

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Start: Heidenau City center

Dohna: Unforgettable rides in Dresden, Germany.

Dohna, located in Dresden, Germany, offers a picturesque cycling experience amidst stunning natural beauty. The locality is situated in a region abundant with rolling hills, meandering rivers, and dense forests, providing a diverse terrain for cyclists to explore. Cyclists can indulge in beautiful rides through charming villages, passing by historical landmarks and architectural gems. While not particularly famous for any climbs, Dohna offers scenic routes with varying intensity levels, suitable for both leisurely rides and challenging training sessions. With its captivating landscapes and cyclist-friendly infrastructure, Dohna is a hidden gem for cyclists visiting the Dresden area.

5 km

PirnaTown

Pirna is a historic town nestled on the banks of the Elbe River, known for its beautifully preserved Renaissance buildings and charming old town center.

9 km

KönigsnaseViewpoint

Königsnase is a popular viewpoint offering breathtaking panoramas of the Elbe Valley and the surrounding forests.

19 km

LangenhennersdorfVillage

Langenhennersdorf is a picturesque village dotted with traditional Saxon timber-framed houses, providing a glimpse into the region's architectural heritage.