Adventurous Gravel Ride Through Luxembourg's Nature

A gravel cycling route starting from Remich

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Embark on a thrilling gravel adventure through Luxembourg's stunning natural landscapes

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This 48-kilometer gravel route near Remich takes you on an adventurous journey through Luxembourg's unspoiled nature. With an ascent of 831 meters, it offers a challenging and rewarding experience. Explore sights like Schloss Thorn, a majestic castle that can be seen from miles away, and Ihlknöpfchen, a picturesque hill with breathtaking panoramic views. Trassem offers a chance to pedal through lush forests, while Keßlinger Berg rewards riders with stunning vistas. Conclude your ride in Nennig, where the Roman Villa and Wine Museum showcase the region's rich history and delight your taste buds with local wine.

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48 km

831 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Bech-Kleinmacher Village center

Remich: Discovering the beautiful Moselle River landscapes on road and gravel bikes.

Remich is a picturesque locality situated in Luxembourg. Road and gravel cyclists can look forward to exploring scenic routes along the Moselle River and enjoying breathtaking views of the vineyards. The infrastructure for cyclists is well-developed, with dedicated cycling paths and well-signed routes. Remich is also home to famous wine villages such as Schengen, which can be easily accessed by bike. With its serene landscapes and cycling-friendly environment, Remich is a top choice for cyclists looking to combine their love for cycling with wine tasting and exploration.

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Schloss ThornCastle

Schloss Thorn, a majestic castle perched high on a hill, provides a stunning backdrop for cyclists passing by.

12 km

Ihlknöpfchen396 mPeak

Ihlknöpfchen, a picturesque hill, offers incredible panoramic views of Luxembourg's countryside, making it a worthwhile stop for nature enthusiasts.

19 km

TrassemVillage

Trassem is surrounded by beautiful forests and green landscapes, allowing riders to immerse themselves in nature's beauty.

25 km

Eiderberg439 mPeak

Eiderberg offers cyclists both challenging terrain and breathtaking views over Luxembourg's idyllic countryside.

35 km

Keßlinger Berg367 mPeak

Keßlinger Berg rewards riders with incredibly scenic vistas, ample photo opportunities, and a sense of accomplishment.

36 km

OberleukenVillage

Oberleuken is a village characterized by traditional architecture, rolling hills, and charming landscapes, providing a delightful experience for cyclists.

45 km

NennigSub-urb

Nennig is home to the Roman Villa and Wine Museum, two attractions that offer fascinating insights into Luxembourg's rich history and delicious regional wines.