Discover Nordkanal and Kempen Beauty

A road cycling route starting from Meerbusch

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Cycle through picturesque landscapes in Nordkanal and Kempen.

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Map miniature of "Discover Nordkanal and Kempen Beauty" cycling inspiration in Düsseldorf, Germany. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

This 66 km road cycling route starts near Meerbusch and takes riders on a journey through scenic landscapes and charming towns. With an elevation gain of 52 meters, this route offers a leisurely adventure suitable for riders of all levels. As you pedal through the picturesque town of Kaarst, admire its historic architecture and serene atmosphere. Discover the beauty of the Nordkanal, a historic canal that showcases the region's industrial heritage. Dive into the charming town of Kempen, known for its medieval buildings and vibrant town center. Take in the romantic ambiance of Robend, a district that enchants visitors through its quaint streets and stunning natural surroundings. Finally, stop by Schloss Pesch, a magnificent castle that tells stories of a bygone era.

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66 km

52 m

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Start: Meerbusch City center

Meerbusch: The Perfect Blend of Urban and Rural Cycling in Düsseldorf, Germany

Meerbusch, situated in Düsseldorf, Germany, is a great locality for road and gravel cyclists. The region offers a mix of urban and rural landscapes, providing cyclists with a variety of cycling terrains. With its well-designed cycling routes and beautiful scenery, Meerbusch is a popular destination for cyclists of all levels. Neighboring towns like Neuss and Krefeld also offer excellent cycling opportunities. Overall, Meerbusch is a fantastic cycling-friendly area that will satisfy every cyclist's needs.

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KaarstTown

Kaarst is a delightful town with a rich history and idyllic landscapes, creating a perfect setting for cyclists to explore.

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NordkanalViewpoint

Nordkanal, a historic canal that stretches through North Rhine-Westphalia, offers cyclists the opportunity to delve into the region's industrial past.