Raesfeld Exploration by Road

A road cycling route starting from Mehrhoog

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Discover the historical town of Raesfeld on this scenic road route.

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This 71 km road route takes you through beautiful landscapes, serene countryside, and the charming town of Raesfeld. With an ascent of 211 meters, it offers a moderate challenge for cyclists. Along the way, you'll encounter historical landmarks, including the impressive Raesfeld Castle, as well as peaceful spots to rest and enjoy nature. This route is perfect for those seeking a balance between cultural exploration and scenic cycling.

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71 km

211 m

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Start: Mehrhoog Village center

Mehrhoog: Urban cycling in Düsseldorf, Germany

Mehrhoog is a locality situated in Düsseldorf, Germany, offering a fair cycling experience for riders. While Mehrhoog itself may not have extensive cycling infrastructure, it is connected to the larger Düsseldorf cycling network. The city provides cycling-friendly roads and designated bike paths, allowing cyclists to explore the urban and scenic areas. More adventurous cyclists can also venture out to nearby regions for gravel trail options. While not being renowned for famous cycling spots, Mehrhoog offers a decent cycling experience, particularly for those interested in exploring the vibrant city of Düsseldorf.

7 km

LoikumVillage

Visit the picturesque village of Loikum, located 7 km into the route. With its traditional architecture and tranquil setting, it's a wonderful place to take a break.

33 km

RaesfeldTown

Discover the historical town of Raesfeld at the 33 km mark. Roam its charming streets, visit local shops, and explore the magnificent Raesfeld Castle.

54 km

ObrighovenSub-urb

Encounter the peaceful village of Obrighoven at the 54 km mark. Take a moment to relax in the serene surroundings and soak up the calming atmosphere.

64 km

WildbeobachtungspunktViewpoint

En route, you'll come across a wildbeobachtungspunkt (wildlife observation point) at the 64 km mark. Pause to admire the local flora and maybe spot some native animals.