The Palatinate Challenge

A road cycling route starting from Gollheim

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Embark on a challenging ride through scenic landscapes and discover historical landmarks.

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Map miniature of "The Palatinate Challenge" cycling inspiration in Rheinhessen-Pfalz, Germany. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

The Palatinate Challenge is a demanding road cycling route that covers 115 kilometers and encompasses a variety of terrain, from rolling hills to steep climbs. With an ascent of 962 meters, this route is recommended for experienced cyclists looking for a challenge. Starting near Göllheim, the route takes you through picturesque villages, vineyards, and forests, offering breathtaking views of the Rheinhessen-Pfalz region. Highlights along the way include the historic town of Deidesheim and the legendary Peterskopf climb. The route finishes in Eisenberg (Pfalz), a quaint town known for its wineries and charming atmosphere.

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115 km

962 m

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Start: Göllheim Village center

Göllheim: Exploring Rustic Charm in Historical Göllheim

Göllheim is a small historic locality situated in the Rheinhessen-Pfalz region of Germany. From a cyclist's perspective, Göllheim offers a mix of terrain, with gentle hills and flat roads suitable for different skill levels. The locality is surrounded by beautiful countryside and charming villages, providing a pleasant atmosphere for cycling. Additionally, Göllheim is home to the Wendelsberger Wand, a small but challenging climb popular among local cyclists. Overall, Göllheim is a decent cycling-friendly area with opportunities for enjoyable rides and exploration.