Best paved trails in Taunus Nature Park

Varied bike tour in the Lahn Valley, Hesse. This beautiful bike tour starts in Wetzlar and leads via Giessen to Marburg. In addition to campsites, there are also several train stations along the way, so that the tour can also be done in several stages. Highlights of the tour: - Lahn - Wetzlar - Marburg - Wissmar Lake - Giessen - Weimar Lake

Popular racing bike event in the Taunus Nature Park, Hesse. The 100 km route of the ŠKODA Velotour Classic is considered the ultimate German amateur. As with the professional event of the cycling classic, climbs await, among other things, on the Feldberg and the Kittelhütte. Anyone who climbs the Feldberg on the ŠKODA bike tour can attain the title Tissot Bergkönig or Tissot Bergkönigin. Highlights of the route: - Feldberg - Smock Hut - Ruppertshainer - Mammolshain stitch - Oberursel

The Hattersheim Cycling Friends offer 3 "permanent" cycle tours of varying degrees of difficulty for point hunters and those who want to become one. This route first leads westwards to Kostheim and crosses the Rhine at Weisenau between Gustavsburg and Ginsheim. It then passes through the Rhine-Hessian wine villages of Laubenheim, Bodenheim and Nackenheim (control stamp) to Nierstein. There you take the ferry to the Hessian Ried. During the crossing, you can once again let your gaze wander...

Official route of the RTF. You can find further details directly from the organiser: https://www.rv-anspach.de/

Official route of the permanent RTF of the Radfahrer-Verein Opel 1888 Rüsselsheim e. V. Further details can be found directly at the organiser: http://www.rv-opel-1888.de/

Official route of the RTF. You can find further details directly from the organiser: https://www.rc-hattersheim.de/

Official route of the RTF 2019 Rund um Ober-Mörlen. This cycling tour (RTF) is an extreme endurance test that requires top fitness to cover the entire 151-kilometre distance. The route is heavily profiled and climbs 1680 cumulative metres in altitude as it crosses the endlessly undulating hills of the Wetterau and the eastern foothills of the Taunus. Cyclists must be prepared for a constant succession of short, steep climbs and correspondingly challenging descents on roads with little...