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Rhein-Hunsrück-Kreis
Oberwesel

Ochsenturm Oberwesel – View of the Loreley Rock loop from Oberwesel

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Germany
Rhineland-Palatinate
Rhein-Hunsrück-Kreis
Oberwesel

Ochsenturm Oberwesel – View of the Loreley Rock loop from Oberwesel

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Ochsenturm Oberwesel – View of the Loreley Rock loop from Oberwesel

01:20

19.0km

280m

Intermediate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 18, 2025

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7 m in total

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1.62 km

View of the Rhine Bend Between Boppard and Osterspai

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The Rhine loop between Boppard and Osterspai is beautiful and the cycle path on the left bank of the Rhine is very well developed.

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2

1.75 km

Ox Tower, Oberwesel

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Oberwesel with its city wall and towers on the Rhine is also called the city of towers.

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1.97 km

Ochsenturm (Ox Tower), Oberwesel

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The ox tower was once part of the city fortifications and was intended to demonstrate the size and power of the city of Oberwesel. Following the bend in the road …

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4

4.98 km

View of the Loreley

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Here you have one of the first views of the famous Loreley, a 132 meter high slate rock face near Sankt Goarshausen. The Rhine narrows near the Loreley is the deepest and narrowest place in the Middle Rhine.

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5.65 km

View of the Loreley Rock

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Between the Mouse Tower in Bingen and the Deutsches Eck in Koblenz, 29 castles, palaces or castle ruins tell of the important history of the Middle Rhine Valley. Kings, princes, …

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6.06 km

View of the Loreley

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This region is magnificent, with the Rhine, the vineyards, and the beautiful little villages on the road. It's nice to take a bike ride there!

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7.52 km

View of Sankt Goarshausen

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Absolutely wonderful cycle path along the Rhine

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8.17 km

View of Katz Castle

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On the right bank of the Rhine, high above St. Goarshausen rises Katz Castle. It is privately owned and can not be visited. The Rheinsteig passes by.

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19.0 km

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Train Station

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13.5 km

4.03 km

1.11 km

358 m

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9.90 km

8.55 km

379 m

189 m

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