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The Gravel Expedition


A gravel cycling route starting from Arberg

Discover the scenic countryside and picturesque villages on this challenging gravel route near Arberg.

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Embark on this gravel adventure that takes you through rolling hills, lush forests, and charming villages. With a total ascent of 720 meters, this 71-kilometer route promises a thrilling experience for any gravel enthusiast. Test your skills on the gravel roads and enjoy the breathtaking views along the way. The difficulty level of this route is 4 out of 5, suitable for experienced riders. For an epic cycling experience near Arberg, look no further than this gravel expedition.

gravel
71 km
720 m
Tough
Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Wiesethbruck Village center
Arberg: Discover the beauty of Mittelfranken on two wheels.
Arberg, located in Mittelfranken, Germany, is a charming locality that offers excellent road and gravel cycling opportunities. The region's roads are well-maintained and offer scenic views of the surrounding countryside. Cyclists will find a variety of cycling routes suitable for different skill levels, making Arberg a perfect destination for both amateur and experienced cyclists. Moreover, Arberg is home to famous cycling spots and well-known climbs, making it an ideal location for cyclists looking for a challenge. With its picturesque landscapes and cycling-friendly environment, Arberg is a hidden gem for cycling and tourism.
RauenzellVillage
Located just 10 kilometers into the route, Rauenzell is a charming village with beautiful historic buildings. Take a break and explore its unique architecture and serene surroundings.
Schloßberg481 mPeak
Situated at the 15-kilometer mark, Schloßberg is a must-visit highlight along the route. Climb up to the hilltop castle ruins and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
Bocksberg480 mPeak
Bocksberg, located 22 kilometers into the route, offers stunning views of the Altmühl Valley. Take a moment to appreciate the natural beauty of this scenic spot.
WasserzellVillage
At the 24-kilometer mark, Wasserzell greets you with its idyllic setting. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and visit the beautiful Wasserzell Monastery nearby.
Heßberg489 mPeak
As you approach the 36-kilometer mark, you'll pass by Heßberg, a town known for its charming half-timbered houses and picturesque landscapes. Take a moment to soak in the scenic beauty.
Wernsbach bei AnsbachVillage
Wernsbach bei Ansbach, located at the 44-kilometer mark, offers a tranquil setting surrounded by nature. Enjoy a peaceful ride through the enchanting countryside.
WolfartswindenVillage
Wolfartswinden, situated at the 58-kilometer mark, is a quaint village known for its beautiful flower-filled gardens. Stop by and wander through the idyllic streets.
Rosenberg478 mPeak
Found at the 61-kilometer mark, Rosenberg welcomes you with its charming traditional houses and colorful flower decorations. Take a moment to admire the village's picturesque beauty.
WiesethbruckVillage
Wiesethbruck, located at the end of the route, is a small town with a scenic river crossing. Relax by the river and enjoy the peaceful ambiance before heading back to Arberg.
Finish: Wiesethbruck Village center
Arberg: Discover the beauty of Mittelfranken on two wheels.

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