4.7
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471
riders
11:07
183km
1,600m
Cycling
Hard bike ride. Very 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 22, 2026
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Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
31.5 km
Feuerbach-Laufenbachtal
Nature Reserve
49.8 km
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53.4 km
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53.8 km
Paustenbacher Venn
Nature Reserve
63.9 km
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70.5 km
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97.0 km
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114 km
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121 km
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136 km
Viewpoint
Viewpoint
161 km
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183 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
160 km
10.3 km
5.64 km
3.74 km
3.41 km
Surfaces
178 km
3.68 km
1.73 km
347 m
< 100 m
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Thursday 8 October
11°C
5°C
90 %
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Comments
The sun came out early and so I was able to set off early after everything was dried and stowed away. Dior landscape at the beginning of the High Fens was fantastic. Forest areas and heathland alternated.
I decided to drive the four kilometers down to Monschau. The small town was already …
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Woke up to rain for the first time. Always a bit of a hassle on a campsite. Still dry when breaking down the tent. Delicious breakfast offered by the campsite. Very tasty in bad weather. Finally left at 8:45, and 4 minutes later it started raining again. And then until about 12:00.
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radiant 🌞+🌞 + 💯+17 kilometers
Vennbahn-Weg from Troisvieges ---> Aachen Brand with ideal cycling conditions as far as the surface is concerned.
Exhausting at the temperatures, but beautiful!!
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The tour starts off depressingly at the start, with a 10% gradient 😩.
It was still a bit windy and shady until St. Vith. After that, the conditions were perfect: pure sunshine but not too warm.
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At the station, we first went to the bakery to buy the "famous Streuselbrötchen."
After some refreshments, we set off toward the Vennbahn.
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The Vennbahn cycle path, a route that was closed in 2002, is one of the longest railway cycle paths in Europe.
After starting in Aachen, the route goes through East Belgium to Troisvierges in Luxembourg.
The 100-110 km section was very strenuous for my poor legs 🤭🤭
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