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Heritage and Adventure


A road cycling route starting from Mehring

A road bike route combining historical landmarks and thrilling climbs

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Immerse yourself in history and adventure on this 116-kilometer road bike route. Begin your journey in Detzem, where you can explore the remnants of a Roman villa and learn about the region's ancient heritage. The route then leads to Heidenkopf, a challenging climb offering unparalleled panoramic views. Heldenberg is another highlight, featuring stunning natural rock formations surrounded by lush greenery. Seinsfeld offers a unique blend of nature and history with its picturesque landscapes and ancient ruins. As you approach Bleckhausen, you'll be greeted by impressive castle ruins, well worth a visit. Laufenberg is a historic town with medieval architecture and a rich cultural heritage. Wittlich, known for its vibrant town center, boasts numerous architectural treasures. The final highlight is Klüsserath, a peaceful village on the banks of the Mosel River, where you can relax and reflect on your journey.

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116 km
1621 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Schleich Village center
Mehring: Conquer the Trierscheberg climb and admire the scenic vineyard landscapes in Mehring.
Mehring is a charming town located in the Trier region of Germany. With its rolling hills and vineyard-covered landscapes, Mehring provides a scenic backdrop for road and gravel cycling. The notable climb in the area is the Trierscheberg, known for its challenging incline and panoramic views at the summit. Cyclists can also explore the Moselle River Valley and its well-marked cycling routes. Mehring is a well-regarded destination for cyclists, receiving a rank of 4 in terms of cycling-friendly areas.
DetzemVillage
Detzem offers a fascinating glimpse into the Roman era, with the remains of a Roman villa providing insights into the lives of the ancient inhabitants.
Heidenkopf222 mPeak
Heidenkopf rewards cyclists with panoramic views over the Mosel valley and surrounding hills, making it a rewarding spot to conquer.
Heldenberg410 mPeak
Heldenberg is a natural rock formation with unique geological features. Take a moment to marvel at its beauty and immerse yourself in nature.
SeinsfeldVillage
Seinsfeld is a hidden gem with a mix of scenic landscapes and historical ruins. Discover its ancient past and enjoy the tranquility of its surroundings.
BleckhausenVillage
Bleckhausen is home to the impressive Bleckhausen Castle ruins. Explore these majestic remains and let your imagination wander.
BelvedereViewpoint
Belvedere is a hilltop viewpoint that offers stunning panoramic views over the Mosel River and the surrounding countryside. Take a moment to appreciate the beauty of the region.
Laufenberg263 mPeak
Laufenberg is a historic town with well-preserved medieval buildings. Take a stroll through its charming streets and discover its rich cultural heritage.
WittlichTown
Wittlich is a vibrant town known for its architectural treasures, such as the elegant St. Markus Church. Discover its charm as you explore its lively town center.
KlüsserathVillage
Klüsserath is a tranquil village along the Mosel River, offering a serene atmosphere and beautiful river views. Take a moment to relax and soak in the beauty of the surroundings.
Finish: Schleich Village center
Mehring: Conquer the Trierscheberg climb and admire the scenic vineyard landscapes in Mehring.

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