The Bavarian Heritage

A road cycling route starting from Hohenwarth

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Explore the rich heritage and scenic beauty of the Bavarian region.

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The Bavarian Heritage is a 75 km long round-trip cycling route near Hohenwarth that allows you to immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage and scenic beauty of the Bavarian region. With an ascent of 1578 m, this route is suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists. The highlights of this route include Arrach, Drachselsried, Ochsenberg, Burgruine Linden, Wacht, Venus, Bad Kötzting, and Hohenwarth. Arrach is known for its traditional Bavarian architecture and breathtaking views of the Bavarian Forest. As you pedal your way through the route, you'll be greeted by picturesque villages, historic landmarks, and stunning natural landscapes. This route is perfect for those interested in exploring the heritage and traditions of Bavaria, while also enjoying a satisfying cycling experience.

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Start: Hohenwarth Village center

Hohenwarth: Scenic Roads and Historic Climbs

Hohenwarth, located in the Oberpfalz region of Germany, offers a picturesque setting for road and gravel cycling enthusiasts. The locality is surrounded by rolling hills and scenic countryside, providing cyclists with a variety of routes to explore. One of the famous cycling-related spots in the area is the challenging climb up to ruins of Falkenfels Castle, offering stunning views at the top. Hohenwarth is a great destination for cyclists seeking peaceful and scenic rides, making it a highly recommended locality for two-wheeled adventures.