Gravel Adventure

A gravel cycling route starting from Schlotheim

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Embark on an adventurous gravel cycling journey through the scenic landscapes of Thüringen.

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Saddle up for an exhilarating gravel cycling experience through the diverse landscapes of Thüringen. This route takes you off the beaten path, allowing you to explore rugged terrains and untouched nature. The route includes some challenging sections, as well as scenic viewpoints and quaint villages. Highlights along the way include the village of Körner, known for its panoramic views, the picturesque town of Saalfeld, offering cultural attractions, and the historical Laubsches Haus. If you're an adventurous cyclist looking for a unique and thrilling experience, this gravel route is perfect for you.

gravel

37 km

290 m

Tough

Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Schlotheim City center

Schlotheim: Serene rides through Thüringen's enchanting landscapes.

Schlotheim is a town located in Thüringen, Germany. As a road and gravel cyclist, you'll have access to a variety of cycling routes and landscapes in this area. Schlotheim is surrounded by lush green forests and rolling hills, offering peaceful rides and scenic views. A notable cycling spot nearby is the Hainleite, which features challenging climbs and panoramic vistas. Overall, Schlotheim is a great locality for cyclists looking to explore Thüringen's natural beauty and experience diverse terrain.

6 km

KörnerVillage

Körner is a small village that offers stunning panoramic views of the Thüringer landscapes, making it a must-stop on this gravel adventure.

14 km

SaalfeldVillage

Saalfeld is a picturesque town with well-preserved medieval architecture and a vibrant cultural scene.

30 km

ObermehlerVillage

Obermehler is home to the historical Laubsches Haus, a fascinating building with architectural significance and cultural heritage.

36 km

Laubsches HausAttraction

Laubsches Haus in Schlotheim is a remarkable historical building that once served as a prominent residence and now offers insights into the region's rich history.