Kettig-Neuwied-Lückenberg-Niederbreitbach-Clausberg-Linkenbach-Thilenberg-Dernbacher Kopf-Harmorgenberg-Urmitz

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A challenging gravel ride exploring Neuwied and its surroundings, with highlights including Niederbreitbach, Clausberg, Thilenberg, Dernbacher Kopf, Harmorgenberg, and Urmitz.

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Embark on a challenging gravel adventure through the scenic landscapes of Neuwied. This route takes you through charming villages such as Niederbreitbach and Linkenbach, and offers stunning views from prominent hills like Clausberg and Dernbacher Kopf. Don't miss the cultural highlights along the way - ruins, churches, and historical sites. With a moderate difficulty level, this route is perfect for well-trained amateurs seeking both a physical and cultural experience.

gravel

72 km

1327 m

Tough

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Start: Kettig Village center

Kettig: Tranquil cycling along the Rhine

Kettig, situated in Koblenz, Germany, may not be a well-known cycling destination, but it still offers enjoyable cycling opportunities. The locality features peaceful country roads and access to the beautiful Rhine River. Cyclists can explore the scenic routes along the river or venture into the nearby rolling hills. With a rank of 2, Kettig is a decent option for cyclists looking for a quieter ride.

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NeuwiedTown

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Lückenberg313 mPeak

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NiederbreitbachVillage

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