Tornau vor der Heide Route

A road cycling route starting from Thalheim

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This road cycling route starting near Thalheim takes you through picturesque villages and beautiful countryside. With a distance of 42 kilometers and an ascent of 69 meters, it is suitable for amateur cyclists looking for a leisurely ride. The highlight of this route is the village of Tornau vor der Heide, with its unique architecture and rich history.

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42 km

69 m

Chill

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Start: Locality center

Thalheim: Scenic rides in Sachsen-Anhalt

Thalheim is located in Sachsen-Anhalt, Germany. From a cyclist's perspective, the locality offers a mix of flat terrains and rolling hills, providing enjoyable rides for road and gravel cyclists. The roads are well-paved and suitable for cycling, offering beautiful countryside views along the way. While Thalheim may not have any famous cycling-related spots or well-known climbs nearby, it serves as a great base for exploring the surrounding region. Cyclists can discover charming towns, historical sites, and peaceful nature reserves in the area. Thalheim is a cyclist-friendly locality worth visiting.

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Tornau vor der HeideVillage

Tornau vor der Heide is a charming village with traditional half-timbered houses and a beautiful church. Take a break and explore the historic buildings and quaint streets.

20 km

Sandberg64 mPeak

Sandberg offers a scenic view of rolling hills and farmland. Stop here to catch your breath and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

26 km

SchierauSub-urb

Schierau is a small village known for its well-preserved windmill. Marvel at this impressive piece of engineering and learn about its history.

38 km

WolfenSub-urb

Wolfen is a vibrant town with an industrial past. Explore the mixture of modern and historical buildings, and visit the KunstHalle—an art museum housed in a former power station.