Historical Gravel Tour

A gravel cycling route starting from Meitingen

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Embark on a historical journey through the Bavarian countryside on this gravel tour

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Immerse yourself in Bavaria's rich history and stunning landscapes with this gravel tour. Covering a distance of 48 km and an ascent of 327 meters, this route offers a challenging yet rewarding experience. Highlights include the medieval town of Thierhaupten, the iconic Unterbaarer Schloß, the idyllic village of Appertshausen, and a return to Meitingen.

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48 km

327 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Meitingen City center

Meitingen: Immerse yourself in the peaceful countryside of Meitingen on a road or gravel cycling adventure.

Meitingen is a locality located in the Schwaben region of Germany. The town and its surrounding area provide a variety of cycling opportunities for road and gravel cyclists. Cyclists can explore the scenic landscapes and peaceful rural roads, enjoying the tranquility of the countryside. Meitingen is also home to the well-known Maisach valley, offering a popular cycling route alongside the river. With its mix of terrain and picturesque surroundings, Meitingen is a great destination for cyclists of all levels.

5 km

ThierhauptenVillage

Thierhaupten takes you back in time with its well-preserved medieval buildings and castle ruins. Explore the town's narrow streets and imagine life in the Middle Ages.

11 km

Unterbaarer SchloßCastle

Unterbaarer Schloß, a 13th-century castle, offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes. Take a moment to appreciate the history and enjoy the panoramic scenery.

30 km

AppertshausenHamlet

Appertshausen is a charming village known for its traditional Bavarian architecture and friendly locals. Stop by the local pub for a refreshing drink and immerse yourself in the local culture.

48 km

MeitingenTown

Meitingen, the start and end point of the route, is a quaint town with a rich history. Explore the town's historic sites, including the church and town hall, and learn about its past.