Gravel Tracks of Quedlinburg

A gravel cycling route starting from Quedlinburg

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Embark on an off-road adventure exploring the gravel tracks around Quedlinburg.

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If you're looking for a gravel cycling adventure, the Gravel Tracks of Quedlinburg is the perfect route for you. This 34-kilometer trail with an ascent of 105 meters will take you through picturesque landscapes and off the beaten path. Starting in the historic town of Quedlinburg, a UNESCO World Heritage site, you'll ride through the scenic Lehof-Felsen and Saalberg. The highlight of the route is the GutsMuths-Denkmal, a monument dedicated to Johann Christoph Friedrich GutsMuths, the founder of modern gymnastics. With its mix of gravel tracks and cultural highlights, this route promises a unique and exciting cycling experience.

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34 km

105 m

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Start: Quedlinburg City center

Quedlinburg: Cycling through history in a romantic medieval town.

Quedlinburg, situated in Sachsen-Anhalt, Germany, is a renowned cycling destination steeped in history and charm. The locality offers a range of cycling routes that showcase Germany's rich cultural heritage. Cyclists can explore the medieval streets of the UNESCO World Heritage site Quedlinburg, marvel at historic architecture, and soak in the town's unique atmosphere. Nearby, lies the famous climb of Brocken, attracting cyclists eager to conquer its challenging ascent. With its combination of historic significance and cycling opportunities, Quedlinburg is a must-visit for cyclists with an appreciation for cultural exploration.