Steinberg Loop

A road cycling route starting from Scheessel

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Discover the beautiful landscapes surrounding Scheeßel on this challenging road cycling route.

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Explore the rural charm of Scheeßel and its surroundings on this 100km road cycling route. Experience the thrill of tackling a total ascent of 374m as you traverse picturesque countryside and quaint villages. The route offers a mix of rolling hills and flat stretches, providing a diverse and exciting journey. With several highlights along the way, including the scenic Steinberg and the charming village of Jeersdorf, this route promises an unforgettable cycling adventure.

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100 km

374 m

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Start: Scheeßel City center

Scheeßel: Discover the Cycling Hub of Lüneburg

Scheeßel, located in the Lüneburg region of Germany, offers a diverse range of cycling opportunities for road cyclists and gravel enthusiasts. The town is surrounded by idyllic rolling hills and charming rural landscapes, perfect for cyclists craving scenic rides. Scheeßel is also known for being a hub for the region's cycling events, attracting both local and international participants. Nearby, you can find the Lüneburger Heide cycling route, which offers picturesque scenery and a mix of paved and gravel paths. With its vibrant cycling community and stunning natural surroundings, Scheeßel is a wonderful destination for cyclists of all levels.

65 km

Steinberg74 mPeak

Stop at Steinberg and take in the magnificent views of the surrounding countryside. This hilltop landmark offers a panoramic perspective and is the perfect spot to catch your breath.

80 km

WaffensenVillage

Make a pitstop in Waffensen to visit the beautiful St. Anne's Church. Marvel at its striking architecture and immerse yourself in the peaceful ambience.

98 km

JeersdorfVillage

Visit Jeersdorf, a small village with a rich history dating back to the Middle Ages. Explore its well-preserved half-timbered houses and learn about its cultural significance.