Gravel Adventure amid Plaidter Hümmerich

A gravel cycling route starting from Kruft

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Embark on a thrilling gravel adventure amid the scenic Plaidter Hümmerich hills.

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This 59 km long cycling route takes you through the picturesque landscapes near Kruft, offering a mix of gravel paths and beautiful countryside roads. With an ascent of 520 m, it is a moderately challenging route suitable for well-trained amateurs. Explore the quaint towns of Plaidter Hümmerich, Vallendar, and Weißenthurm. Visit the iconic Deutsches Eck, where the Rhine and Moselle rivers meet, and be amazed by the Foucault pendulum located nearby. The highlight of this route is the ancient Goloring, a mysterious historical relic dating back to Celtic times. Enjoy cycling along the former Stadtmauer (city wall) of the old town. Overall, this route offers a delightful mix of nature, culture, and history.

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59 km

520 m

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Start: Kruft Village center

Kruft: Adventurous Cycling in Koblenz

Kruft, located in Koblenz, Germany, is a cyclist's dream with its diverse cycling routes and breathtaking scenery. The locality offers a mix of challenging climbs, rolling hills, and serene countryside roads, making it suitable for both road and gravel cyclists. Cyclists can enjoy panoramic views of the Rhine River, explore charming towns along their routes, and discover picturesque vineyards. Kruft is also near the famous Lützel Lay climb, which attracts cyclists from around the region. Overall, Kruft is a must-visit destination for cyclists who crave adventure and stunning natural landscapes.