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Gravel Ride: Friedrichstadt to Dresden


A gravel cycling route starting from Friedrichstadt

A challenging gravel ride showcasing stunning countryside views and iconic landmarks

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This scenic round-trip cycling route takes you from Friedrichstadt to Dresden, offering a unique and immersive experience in the German countryside. You'll encounter both breathtaking natural landscapes and iconic cultural landmarks along the way. Suitable for experienced cyclists, this challenging gravel ride covers a distance of 65 kilometers with a total ascent of 503 meters. Set aside ample time to explore highlights like Proschhübel, Medingen, Wachberg, Großer Siebenberg, Lomnitz, Liegau-Augustusbad, Sternbrücker Hügel, and the fascinating city of Dresden itself. Get ready for an epic adventure packed with historical and natural attractions.

gravel
65 km
503 m
Tough
Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Locality center
Friedrichstadt: Cycling through the picturesque landscapes of Friedrichstadt in Dresden, Germany.
Friedrichstadt in Dresden, Germany is a charming locality for road and gravel cyclists. With its well-maintained roads and scenic countryside, cyclists can enjoy peaceful rides through picturesque landscapes. One of the highlights for cycling enthusiasts is the nearby Elbe Valley Cycling Path, which offers stunning views of the river and surrounding countryside. For the more adventurous cyclists, there are also challenging climbs in the Dresden Heath area. Overall, Friedrichstadt is a great destination for cyclists looking to explore the beauty of Dresden on two wheels.
FriedrichstadtSub-urb
Starting in Friedrichstadt, you'll take in the local charm of this historic neighborhood with its picturesque streets and vibrant community.
Proschhübel164 mPeak
Proschhübel, with its panoramic views of the Elbe Valley, rewards your effort with breathtaking vistas extending for miles.
MedingenVillage
Discover the tranquility of Medingen, a small village surrounded by lush green meadows and charming old farmhouses.
Wachberg204 mPeak
Climb the Wachberg lookout tower to enjoy sweeping views of the beautiful landscape around Dresden.
Großer Siebenberg193 mPeak
Challenge yourself by tackling the ascent of Großer Siebenberg and be rewarded with panoramic views of the rolling hills and dense forests.
LomnitzVillage
Lomnitz, a quaint village nestled in the picturesque Ore Mountains, offers a peaceful respite from urban life.
Liegau-AugustusbadVillage
Take a relaxing break at Liegau-Augustusbad, a charming spa town known for its healing mineral springs and lovely parks.
Sternbrücker Hügel231 mPeak
Climb the Sternbrücker Hügel for stunning views over the Elbe Valley and the surrounding countryside.
DresdenCity
Arrive in Dresden, a city rich in history and architectural gems. Marvel at famous landmarks such as the Frauenkirche, Semperoper, and Zwinger Palace.
Trümmerberg131 mPeak Viewpoint
End your journey by conquering Trümmerberg, a mountain formed from the debris of World War II bombings. Reach the summit for a breathtaking panoramic view of Dresden.
Finish: Locality center
Friedrichstadt: Cycling through the picturesque landscapes of Friedrichstadt in Dresden, Germany.

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