Lahnstein to Koppelstein Gravel Route

A gravel cycling route starting from Lahnstein

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Embark on a gravel adventure from Lahnstein to Koppelstein for breathtaking views

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This 60-kilometer gravel route starts in Lahnstein and takes cyclists on an exhilarating journey to Koppelstein. With an ascent of 993 meters, it offers a thrilling and challenging ride for gravel enthusiasts. The route features highlights such as Lahnstein, Wolfsbusch, Köpfchen, Ruppertshofen, Braubach, and Koppelstein, each showcasing unique landscapes and attractions along the way.

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60 km

993 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Lahnstein City center

Lahnstein: Cycle along the Rhine River and conquer the famous climb to Ehrenbreitstein Fortress in Lahnstein.

Lahnstein is a scenic town in Koblenz, Germany that offers a variety of cycling opportunities. As a road and gravel cyclist, you will find well-paved roads and a mix of challenging climbs and gentle slopes in the surrounding area. Lahnstein is situated along the Rhine River, providing cyclists with stunning river views during their rides. Nearby, the famous climb to the Ehrenbreitstein Fortress offers a challenging ascent for experienced cyclists. With its beautiful scenery and cycling-friendly routes, Lahnstein deserves a rank of 4.

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LahnsteinTown

Lahnstein, the starting point of the route, is a historic city with a charming old town and scenic riverfront promenade.

12 km

Wolfsbusch415 mPeak

Wolfsbusch, located 12 kilometers from the start, is a dense forest area known for its exciting trails and abundant wildlife.

37 km

Köpfchen369 mPeak

Köpfchen, located 37 kilometers from the start, offers stunning views of the Rhine River and its meandering curves through the valley.

37 km

RuppertshofenVillage

Ruppertshofen, located 37 kilometers from the start, is a tranquil village surrounded by idyllic countryside landscapes and lush greenery.

54 km

BraubachTown

Braubach, located 54 kilometers from the start, is home to the iconic Marksburg Castle, the only medieval hilltop castle on the Rhine that has never been destroyed.