Silschede Gravel Loop
A gravel cycling route starting from Wermelskirchen
Explore the stunning landscapes of Wermelskirchen with this challenging gravel route.
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The Silschede Gravel Loop is a 73-kilometer long and 1229-meter high cycling route starting near Wermelskirchen. This route takes you through beautiful scenic areas, providing a mix of challenging terrains and breathtaking views. With its gravel surface, it promises an adventurous and off-road cycling experience. The route includes several highlights such as Remscheid, Scharpenacker Berge, Scherpenberg, Silschede, Zuckerberg, Beyenburg, Bilstein, and Wermelskirchen.
gravel
73 km
1229 m
Tough
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Start: Wermelskirchen City centerWermelskirchen: Hidden gem with challenging climbs and scenic views
Wermelskirchen in Germany is a hidden gem for road and gravel cyclists. Offering a mixture of challenging climbs and rolling hills, this locality provides a diverse terrain suitable for all skill levels. The area is surrounded by beautiful nature and offers picturesque views along the cycling routes. Cyclists visiting Wermelskirchen can also explore the famous climb called Burgstraße, known for its stunning views from the top. With its peaceful atmosphere and cyclist-friendly accommodations, Wermelskirchen is a great choice for a cycling holiday.5 km
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RemscheidCityRemscheid is a picturesque town located along the route, offering stunning views and charming architecture.
17 km
17 km
Scharpenacker Berge326 mViewpointScharpenacker Berge provides challenging climbs and rewarding panoramic views of the surrounding areas.
25 km
25 km
Scherpenberg284 mPeakScherpenberg is a must-visit highlight, offering a unique cycling experience with its scenic trails and beautiful landscapes.
36 km
36 km
SilschedeSub-urbSilschede is a small village along the route, known for its peaceful atmosphere and traditional German architecture.
47 km
47 km
Zuckerberg290 mPeakZuckerberg is a scenic hill where cyclists can test their climbing skills while enjoying breathtaking views along the way.
53 km
53 km
BeyenburgTownBeyenburg is a historic village with well-preserved architecture and a fascinating cycling route that includes a multi-level bridge crossing.
64 km
64 km
BilsteinViewpointBilstein is a medieval castle ruin that offers a unique cycling experience with its rugged trails and rich history.
73 km
73 km
WermelskirchenTownWermelskirchen is the starting and ending point of the route, featuring charming streets and beautiful scenery.
73 km
73 km
Finish: Wermelskirchen City centerWermelskirchen: Hidden gem with challenging climbs and scenic views
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