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German Valleys
A road cycling route starting from Lahnstein
Explore the scenic valleys of Germany and discover hidden gems along the way
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The German Valleys route takes you through the stunning valleys surrounding Lahnstein. With a total distance of 66 kilometers and an ascent of 842 meters, this road route offers a mix of challenging climbs and scenic descents. Starting in Lahnstein, you will pass by highlights such as Allerheiligenberg, Dachsenhausen, and the Heisebäumchen viewpoint, which offers panoramic views of the 15 villages in the area. The route continues through Brömserkopf and Burg Osterspai before reaching Philippsburg, a historic castle overlooking the Rhine River. The final highlight of the route is Koppelstein, a picturesque village with cobblestone streets and half-timbered houses.
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842 m
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Start: Lahnstein City centerLahnstein: 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 4.1 km
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Allerheiligenberg170 mPeakAllerheiligenberg is a hill with a cross and a viewpoint overlooking the Rhine River.
12 km
12 km
BechelnVillageBecheln is a small village with a beautiful church and a sense of tranquility.
17 km
17 km
DachsenhausenVillageDachsenhausen is known for its charming half-timbered houses and narrow streets.
18 km
18 km
Heisebäumchen / 15 Dörfer-BlickViewpointHeisebäumchen is a viewpoint that offers panoramic views of the 15 villages in the area.
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36 km
RheinblickViewpointRheinblick is a scenic viewpoint overlooking the Rhine River.
46 km
46 km
Brömserkopf294 mViewpointBrömserkopf is a hill with a castle and offers views of the surrounding countryside.
55 km
55 km
Burg OsterspaiCastleBurg Osterspai is a well-preserved and picturesque castle located on a hill overlooking the Rhine River.
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60 km
PhilippsburgCastlePhilippsburg is a historic castle that has served as a residence, fortress, and prison throughout its history.
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63 km
KoppelsteinViewpointKoppelstein is a small village with traditional architecture and a peaceful atmosphere.
66 km
66 km
Finish: Lahnstein City centerLahnstein: Cycle along the Rhine River and conquer the famous climb to Ehrenbreitstein Fortress in Lahnstein.
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