• Copyright: Eifel Tourismus GmbH, DennisStratmann

Road bike tour 44 km

Type of tour:Cycling
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Difficulty:moderate
Duration2:40 h
Length45.2 km
Ascent487 hm
Descent487 hm
Elevation profile
StartGerolstein town centre - Tourist Information, Bahnhofstraße 4, 54568 Gerolstein
DestinationGerolstein town centre - Tourist Information, Bahnhofstraße 4, 54568 Gerolstein

Description

Start/finish: Gerolstein town centre, distance: 44.3 km, duration: 3 hours 15 minutes


On this tour, you can always discover fascinating volcanic and cultural highlights along the way and look out over the Volcanic Eifel from special vantage points.

The route is as follows:
Gerolstein - Lissingen - Büdesheim - Oos - Duppach - Auel - Steffeln - Lissendorf - Oberbettingen - Niederbettingen - Dohm-Lammersdorf - Rockeskyll - Pelm - Gerolstein

Impressions

Further information

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