Vineyards and Valleys

A road cycling route starting from Stein am Rhein

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Pedal through scenic vineyards along this road cycling route near Stein am Rhein

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Indulge in a scenic cycling journey through the charming vineyards and lush valleys near Stein am Rhein. With a difficulty level suited for well-trained amateurs, this 59 km long road route promises panoramic views and a peaceful ambiance. Highlights along the route include Niederneunforn, a delightful village surrounded by picturesque vineyards. Take a moment to soak in the idyllic scenery before continuing your ride. Dägerlen, another highlight, offers stunning views over the surrounding landscape. Other notable highlights include Forenbuck, a small mountain with rewarding vistas, and Trullikon, a peaceful village nestled in a green valley. Overall, this route offers a delightful cycling experience through serene vineyards and picturesque valleys, allowing you to reconnect with nature and enjoy the region's enchanting beauty.

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Start: Stein am Rhein Village center

Stein am Rhein: Idyllic landscapes and challenging climbs

Stein am Rhein, Switzerland is a cycling paradise in the Ostschweiz region. This picturesque town is surrounded by stunning landscapes, including the beautiful Rhine River. Road cyclists can take advantage of the well-maintained routes that wind along the river, providing breathtaking views at every turn. Gravel cyclists will also find plenty of trails crisscrossing the countryside, allowing them to explore off the beaten path. Additionally, Stein am Rhein is located near the famous Rhine Falls, which offers a challenging climb for adventurous cyclists. With its idyllic scenery and diverse cycling options, Stein am Rhein is a top destination for cyclists in Switzerland.