Hidden Gems of the Eifel

A gravel cycling route starting from Salmtal

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Discover the hidden gems and ancient landmarks of the Eifel region

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Hidden Gems of the Eifel is a gravel cycling route that takes you on a journey to discover the lesser-known treasures of the Eifel region. With a distance of 90 km and an ascent of 1703 m, it offers a challenging adventure for gravel enthusiasts. Along the way, you will pass by highlights such as the Altricher Alte Eiche, Burg Hunolstein, and the Thalfang. These places are steeped in history and offer fascinating insights into the rich cultural heritage of the region. The route also takes you to Ranzenkopf, a hill with panoramic views over the surrounding landscape, and Vogelsang, a picturesque village with well-preserved half-timbered houses. Overall, the Hidden Gems of the Eifel route promises a unique and rewarding cycling experience for adventurous explorers.

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90 km

1703 m

Savage

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Start: Salmtal Village center

Salmtal: Challenge yourself on the scenic cycling routes of Salmtal, Germany.

Salmtal in Trier, Germany, is a popular locality for road and gravel cyclists due to its diverse cycling routes and stunning scenery. The region offers challenging climbs such as Pietzenberg, which attracts professional cyclists and enthusiasts alike. The well-paved roads and minimal traffic make Salmtal an ideal destination for cycling. Additionally, Salmtal is known for its vineyards, allowing cyclists to enjoy wine tours and tasting experiences after their rides. With its combination of challenging routes, beautiful landscapes, and cultural activities, Salmtal is a must-visit destination for cyclists and tourists.