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Schlettstadt-Erstein
Breitenbach

Col de la Salcée – Col de Steige loop from Breitenbach

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Road cycling routes
France
Alsace
Schlettstadt-Erstein
Breitenbach

Col de la Salcée – Col de Steige loop from Breitenbach

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Col de la Salcée – Col de Steige loop from Breitenbach

04:10

78.9km

1,350m

Expert road ride. Very 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 14, 2025

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2.59 km in total

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32.1 km

View of the Village of Saint-Pierre-Bois

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Beautiful views along the Rue des Vins d'Alsace and the forests above

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34.7 km

Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg

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Here begins the detour to Hohkönigsburg. The view from this point to the castle is unique!

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44.2 km

Departure Col de Fouchy - Rombach-le-Franc

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The approximately 5 km descent from the Col de Fouchy to Rombach-le-Franc offers beautiful, picturesque scenery. The road is not very wide, carries little motorized traffic, and there are only …

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49.9 km

Fouchy Pass

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The Col de Fouchy from Fouchy is 5.3 kilometers long with a total drop of 303 meters. The average gradient is 5.72% with maximum gradients of 8%.

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50.1 km

Col de Fouchy

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Beautiful climb

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65.8 km

Salcée Pass

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The Col de la Salcée from Bourg-Bruche is 3.3 km long with a total drop of 97 m. The average gradient is 2.9% with maximum gradients of 6.9%.

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67.6 km

Col de Steige

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The Col de Steige from Saint Martin is 9.7km long with a total drop of 249m. The average gradient is 2.57% with maximum gradients of 5.3%.

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70.0 km

Descent of La Steige

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78.9 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

72.2 km

3.49 km

2.07 km

707 m

286 m

112 m

Surfaces

75.6 km

2.59 km

728 m

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