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The Gravel Adventure


A gravel cycling route starting from Irsch

Embark on an epic gravel adventure with stunning highlights like Scharfenberg and Schloss Dagstuhl.

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The Gravel Adventure is a thrilling cycling route near Irsch that takes you off the beaten path and onto gravel roads. With a challenging ascent of 1791 meters and a distance of 94 kilometers, this route is perfect for adventurous cyclists looking for a mix of off-road thrill and scenic beauty. The highlights along the route include Scharfenberg, a magnificent castle ruin perched atop a hill, and Schloss Dagstuhl, a historic castle that now hosts famous computer science conferences. Overall, this route offers a challenging terrain, breathtaking scenery, and unique cultural highlights, making it an unforgettable adventure for gravel enthusiasts.

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94 km
1791 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Irsch Village center
Irsch: Cycling bliss in Irsch: Discovering the beauty of Trier's countryside.
Irsch is a locality in Trier region of Germany, offering a great cycling experience for road and gravel cyclists. The area features a combination of challenging climbs and breathtaking scenery, making it a beloved destination for cyclists. Cyclists can enjoy riding along picturesque vineyards, exploring the quiet country roads that wind through the region. One notable cycling spot in the vicinity is the Mosel River, famous for its stunning views and renowned cycling routes. Given its cycling-friendly terrain and natural beauty, Irsch receives a rank of 4 as a great location for cycling enthusiasts.
Scharfenberg424 mPeak
Scharfenberg is a small castle ruin with limited access. While it offers some interesting views, it's not a major highlight.
HenternVillage
Hentern, a quiet village surrounded by lush green fields, is a great spot to take a break and enjoy the peaceful countryside.
Hasenknopf497 mPeak
Hasenknopf is a small hill with stunning panoramic views. Take a short detour to reach the summit and enjoy the scenery.
PrimstalSub-urb
Primstal, a picturesque valley with rolling hills and crystal-clear streams, offers a tranquil environment for rest and relaxation.
Abelsberg367 mPeak
Abelsberg is a charming village known for its traditional half-timbered houses. It's worth a visit to experience the local culture.
Schloss DagstuhlCastle
Schloss Dagstuhl is a medieval castle that now hosts world-renowned computer science conferences. Its breathtaking architectural beauty and rich history make it a must-see.
BardenbachVillage Viewpoint
Bardenbach is a small village surrounded by beautiful nature. Explore its scenic surroundings and enjoy the tranquility.
BergenVillage
Bergen is a hidden gem in the countryside with beautiful landscapes and charming old buildings. Take a moment to soak in the serenity of this place.
Judenkopf517 mPeak
Judenkopf offers a challenging climb with rewarding panoramic views at the top. It's a great spot for photography enthusiasts.
Der StallShelter
Der Stall is a unique highlight along the route. It's an abandoned stable hidden in the woods, adding an element of mystery to your adventure.
Finish: Irsch Village center
Irsch: Cycling bliss in Irsch: Discovering the beauty of Trier's countryside.

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