The Medieval Trail

A gravel cycling route starting from Stadtilm

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Explore the rich medieval history of Thüringen on this gravel route

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Travel back in time on The Medieval Trail, a 73-kilometer gravel route that passes through charming medieval towns and historic landmarks. Starting near Stadtilm, cyclists will journey through remote countryside and experience the region's rich cultural heritage. Highlights include Sperlingsberg, where riders can explore ruins dating back to the medieval period. The route also takes riders through Kirchheim, a picturesque village known for its well-preserved half-timbered houses and historic churches. Mönchenholzhausen offers riders a glimpse into the past, with its ancient farmhouses and narrow cobblestone streets. Overall, The Medieval Trail provides riders with a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in Thüringen's medieval past while enjoying the beauty of the surrounding landscape.

gravel

73 km

934 m

Tough

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Start: Stadtilm City center

Stadtilm: Explore scenic routes and rich history in Stadtilm.

Stadtilm, located in Thüringen, Germany, offers a mix of flat and hilly cycling routes. The town itself is filled with historical charm, making it a pleasant stop for cyclists looking to explore the area. Nearby, cyclists can also visit the famous motor racing circuit, the Schleizer Dreieck, known for its thrilling races and cycling events. With its scenic landscapes and cultural attractions, Stadtilm has plenty to offer both road cyclists and gravel bikers.