The Bretten Loop

A road cycling route starting from Waghausel

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Experience the scenic landscapes and rich history of the Bretten region.

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Map miniature of "The Bretten Loop" cycling inspiration in Karlsruhe, Germany. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

This round-trip cycling route takes you on a journey through the picturesque countryside surrounding Waghäusel. Starting in Waghäusel, the route leads you through charming villages, rolling hills, and vineyards. Along the way, you will encounter historic landmarks such as the Jüdenberg and Münzesheim. The highlight of the route is the town of Bretten, known for its beautiful architecture and medieval atmosphere. As you pedal through the quaint streets of Bretten, take a moment to admire the magnificent Kaisersberg hill. Further down the route, you will pass through the charming town of Weingarten, famous for its wine production. An optional detour takes you up the scenic Katzenberg climb, rewarding you with stunning views of the surrounding countryside. The route concludes with a visit to the beautiful Eremitage Waghäusel, a historic hermitage nestled in nature.

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88 km

717 m

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Start: Waghäusel City center

Waghäusel: Cycling through farmlands and vineyards in Waghäusel, Karlsruhe

Waghäusel, located in Karlsruhe, Germany, offers diverse cycling options for all types of cyclists. Road cyclists can explore the well-maintained roads that wind through beautiful farmlands and vineyards. The region is known for its relatively flat terrain, making it ideal for leisurely rides. Gravel cyclists can venture off-road and discover the network of trails in the surrounding forests. Additionally, Waghäusel is situated near the Black Forest, presenting cyclists with the opportunity to take on iconic climbs such as the Feldberg. With its varied landscapes and accessibility to renowned cycling routes, Waghäusel is a recommended destination for cyclists.