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Port of Dannemarie – Lion of Belfort loop from Dannemarie

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France
Alsace
Altkirch
Dammerkirch

Port of Dannemarie – Lion of Belfort loop from Dannemarie

Intermediate

4.8

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Port of Dannemarie – Lion of Belfort loop from Dannemarie

04:08

67.9km

370m

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 14, 2025

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181 m in total

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Start point

Train Station

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1.54 km

Port of Dannemarie

Highlight • Structure

The Porte d'Alsace nautical relay is located at the gates of Dannemarie. There are several shops and a refreshment bar where you can easily get supplies while contemplating the lock.

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2

27.9 km

Étang des Forges

Lake

3

33.0 km

Porte de Brisach

Castle

4

34.1 km

Lion of Belfort

Highlight • Monument

It is a monumental sculpture from 1880 created by Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, the sculptor of the Statue of Liberty. Completed in 1880, it is entirely made of red sandstone. The …

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5

34.6 km

Bridge over the Savoureuse

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Beautiful bridge and beautiful views.

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6

38.4 km

Coulée Verte Cycle Route Along the Savoureuse

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Velo route from Belfort to Montbeliard along the Haute Saone canal

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7

39.0 km

La Savoureuse

Lake

8

40.1 km

Cycle path bridge over the Savoureuse

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Relatively new railway cycle path and beautiful restored bridge.
The bollards are a bit too close together, but I still managed to get through.

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9

50.1 km

EV6 at Froidefontaine

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Excellent cycle path along the canal at Froidefontaine.

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56.5 km

Canal du Rhône au Rhin

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For cyclists, the towpath of the built canal crosses changing landscapes of meadows, groves and crops, embellished with beautiful breakthroughs. Its alignments of trees from time to time protect the touring tourists from the heat of the Alsatian sun.

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62.3 km

Valdieu-Lutran lock scale

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In west - east direction it goes over 12 Schleußen downhill to the level of the Rhine

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67.9 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

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24.5 km

16.5 km

14.8 km

11.2 km

681 m

173 m

169 m

Surfaces

47.5 km

13.9 km

3.20 km

2.68 km

453 m

226 m

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