Vorderschmiding Loop

A gravel cycling route starting from Hinterschmiding

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Explore the scenic countryside of Niederbayern on this gravel cycling route.

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The Vorderschmiding Loop is a picturesque gravel cycling route that takes you through the beautiful countryside of Niederbayern, Germany. With a total distance of 54 kilometers and an elevation gain of 1234 meters, this loop offers a challenging but rewarding ride for gravel enthusiasts. Along the way, you'll encounter several highlights including the Augustin Kanzel, a stunning viewpoint offering panoramic views of the surrounding area. Another highlight is Perlesreut, a charming village known for its traditional Bavarian architecture. As you continue on the route, you'll pass by Grafenau, a quaint town with historic buildings and a lively atmosphere. The highlight of the route is the Kreuzberg, a famous hill known for its pilgrimage church and breathtaking views from the summit.

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54 km

1234 m

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Start: Hinterschmiding Village center

Hinterschmiding: Explore magnificent natural landscapes and challenging climbs in Hinterschmiding, Germany.

Hinterschmiding is a locality situated in Niederbayern, Germany. As a road and gravel cyclist, Hinterschmiding offers a variety of cycling routes surrounded by impressive natural scenery. The region boasts beautiful forests and plenty of hills, providing intermediate and advanced cyclists with challenging climbs. While Hinterschmiding might not be home to famous cycling landmarks, it still offers an enticing cycling experience, earning a rank of 3.