Teutoburger Wald Loop Road Route

A road cycling route starting from Bissendorf

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Unleash your cycling potential on this challenging 130-kilometer road route near Bissendorf, taking you through the scenic Teutoburger Wald.

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This 130-kilometer road cycling route near Bissendorf offers a challenging adventure through the scenic wonderland of the Teutoburger Wald. With a total ascent of 763 meters, the route is recommended for very well-trained amateur cyclists seeking an intense riding experience. Highlights along the route include Bornsbrink, a captivating spot presenting picturesque views of the surrounding countryside. Cycling enthusiasts can also explore the town of Melle, known for its historical sites and charming atmosphere. As riders proceed, they will encounter the beauty of Ascheloh, with its peaceful surroundings and natural landscapes. The Hellberg awaits, providing cyclists with stunning panoramic views and a worthwhile challenge. Other notable highlights include Gütersloh, Rheda, and Sassenberg, all offering distinct attractions and cultural sites. The Hilter am Teutoburger Wald junction presents a rewarding climbing opportunity, followed by the final challenge, Kronsundern. Conclude the journey by revisiting this breathtaking ascent before returning to Bissendorf.

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130 km

763 m

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Start: Bissendorf City center

Bissendorf: Cycling Bliss in Weser-Ems

Bissendorf is a town located in the Weser-Ems region of Germany. For cyclists, Bissendorf offers a mix of flat roads and gentle rolling hills, perfect for both road and gravel cycling. The town itself is charming, with a few cozy cafes and local attractions to explore. Nearby, cyclists can find the famous Dörenberg, a well-known climbing spot that offers challenging ascents and breathtaking views. The area also has several well-marked cycling routes, such as the Varus Challenge, which takes riders through the beautiful landscape of the Teutoburg Forest. With its varied terrain and cycling infrastructure, Bissendorf is a cyclist's paradise.