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Rennrad-Tour nach Serpentinen hinter der Kochmühle

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Rennrad-Tour nach Serpentinen hinter der Kochmühle

MaxRenner and Jakob Waidner planned a road ride

April 10, 2020

Rennrad-Tour nach Serpentinen hinter der Kochmühle

Hard

03:16

65.0km

19.9km/h

940m

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Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route.

The surface for a segment of your route may not be suitable

Some segments of your route comprise a surface that may not be suitable for your chosen sport.

After 2.15 km for 555 m

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4.50 km

View of Turmberg and Zündhütle

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From here you have a nice view towards Turmberg and the Zündhütle. Accessibility e.g. in the direction of Hohenwettersbach etc.

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6.36 km

Zündhütle cycle path to Hohenwettersbach

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Wide, well paved bike path, which can be used well for a small climbing training. However, the descent with the road bike is much more relaxed on the road, as …

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10.6 km

Spring Fountain

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Wonderfully tasting water comes from the fountain here.

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11.7 km

Path Between Grünwettersbach and Busenbach

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Great car-free way through the fields between Grünwettersbach and Busenbach. In between, there is a wonderful view of the Black Forest. Please take care of pedestrians, especially on weekends.

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27.5 km

Scenic Forest Road in Naturpark Schwarzwald Mitte/Nord

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30.0 km

Smooth Descent Near Bad Herrenalb

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Coming from the Hartkopf you can already find Bad Herrenalb in some places. Constant companion is also the Alb, which flows leisurely to the south. Typically leisurely Black Forest idyll.

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