Antrift Reservoir – Katzenberg Hill loop from Treysa

Road cycling routes

Germany

Hesse

Regierungsbezirk Kassel

Schwalm-Eder-Kreis

Schwalmstadt

Antrift Reservoir – Katzenberg Hill loop from Treysa

Moderate

riders

Antrift Reservoir – Katzenberg Hill loop from Treysa

03:20

75.8km

500m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 8, 2026

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Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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3.74 km

Schwalmstadt Bike Station – German Unity Cycle Route

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Everything for small repairs is available at the station. Great thing.

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6.19 km

Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf wooden sculpture

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A successful representation of the “fairy tale”.

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6.69 km

Schwalm River

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Beautiful but unfortunately closed bridge due to dilapidation

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27.8 km

Old Railway Underpass in the Erlen near Altenburg

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A colossal underpass in relation to the small stream.

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56.0 km

Antrifttalsperre

Lake

56.6 km

Antrift Reservoir

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From up here you can see the entire lake.

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59.2 km

The court Katzenberg (also enclave or exclave Katzenberg) was a medieval administrative unit for a number of villages and later an exclave of the former Electorate of Hesse on the northern edge of the Vogelsberg.
The court Katzenberg was probably formed from the centennial district of the same name. The court was on the 293 m high Katzenberg east of the creek Antrift between the places Seibelsdorf and Ruhlkirchen or on the northeast of lying, 350 m high Richtberg.
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59.7 km

Great quiet road

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60.6 km

St. Michael Catholic Church

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The neoclassical hall church was built in round arch style in 1822-24 according to a design by the master builder Christoph Wilhelm Selig[1]. The three-story steeple to the west is older. More recent, however, is its hexagonal, slated, bell-domed tower with sound arcades that houses the belfry. To the east of the nave is a retracted choir with a three-sided finish. The sacristy was added to the choir in 1926 to the south.

The interior of the nave was redesigned in neo-baroque style in 1926/27. The side galleries were removed. The windows in the nave and in the choir received neo-baroque stained glass. The barrel vault of the nave was painted in 1970, e.g. with a depiction of Saint Michael. The neo-baroque high altar contains a sculpture with the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The first organ was built by Fritz Clewing in 1904. It was replaced in 1993 by a 15-stop organ with two manuals and a pedal from Weimbs Orgelbau.

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75.8 km

End point

Train Station

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