The Saarland Expedition

The Saarland Expedition is an epic round-trip cycling route that takes you on an adventure across the captivating landscapes of Saarland. With a distance of 143 kilometers and an elevation gain of 1861 meters, this route is best suited for well-trained amateur cyclists seeking a challenging expedition. Throughout the exhilarating journey, you will encounter several highlights that will leave a lasting impression. Lisdorf, located 6 kilometers into the route, offers a rich history and stunning architecture. Reihersberg, at 18 kilometers, rewards you with breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Museum Schloß Fellenberg, at 27 kilometers, immerses you in the region's cultural heritage. Britten, at 39 kilometers, allows you to explore its charming streets and historic buildings. Judenkopf, at 42 kilometers, provides a thrilling climb and rewards you with a panoramic view from the top. Höllischberg, at 56 kilometers, takes you through tranquil forests bathed in natural beauty. Bonerath, at 65 kilometers, offers a peaceful atmosphere and scenic vistas. Rösterkopf, situated at 73 kilometers, showcases the region's idyllic landscapes. Nonnweiler, at 89 kilometers, invites you to discover its picturesque surroundings. Abelsberg, at 100 kilometers, provides breathtaking views of the Saarland region. Hasborn-Dautweiler, at 106 kilometers, captivates with its rustic charm. Hirschberg, at 118 kilometers, offers panoramic views of the countryside. Heusweiler, at 127 kilometers, showcases a mix of historical charm and modern amenities. Kesslingersberg, at 136 kilometers, rewards you with stunning vistas of the surrounding area. The route concludes at Bous, at a distance of 141 kilometers.