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Kanal von Colmar – Kanal von Colmar Runde von Beblenheim

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Kanal von Colmar – Kanal von Colmar Runde von Beblenheim

W. Kortenbusch and Manfred Poppe planned a bike ride

July 7, 2024

Kanal von Colmar – Kanal von Colmar Runde von Beblenheim

Moderate

03:06

53.3km

17.2km/h

120m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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Confluence of the Ill and Fecht Rivers in Illhaeusern

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Canal Path Near Bahlingen

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Path Along the Rhône-Rhine Canal

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The café and restaurant "La Coccinelle" is located in Artzenheim, in a quiet and natural environment, on the banks of the Rhône-Rhine canal, near lock no. 64.
Practical information: lacoccinelle-restaurant-artzenheim.fr

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Canal de Colmar Above Markolsheim

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Perfectly idyllic and away from the traffic.

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Colmar Canal

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