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Speedway – Erftflutkanal Runde von Sindorf

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Speedway – Erftflutkanal Runde von Sindorf

Mala Schulz planned a bike ride

May 22, 2020

Speedway – Erftflutkanal Runde von Sindorf

Moderate

03:48

61.9km

16.3km/h

280m

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

Includes a segment that goes up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 20.5 km for 47 m

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Forum :terra nova – View of the Hambach open‑pit mine

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The Forum :terra nova is located directly at the Hambach opencast mine and offers a breathtaking view of the largest lignite mine in Europe. The facade represents the colors and …

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20.6 km

Hambach Open-pit Mine Viewpoint

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The Hambach opencast mine is one of three remaining active opencast mines in the Rhenish lignite mining area. It is the largest lignite mine in Europe and is located in …

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24.9 km

Speedway :terra nova

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Due to construction work related to the Rhine water transport pipeline, the entire Speedway :terra nova will be closed until approximately the end …

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29.3 km

Terra Nova Speedway (currently closed)

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Perfect track for road bike and skater. Straight on for kilometers.

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30.4 km

Terra Nova Speedway

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Really great route, a total of 14 km long and the old long-distance belt route (no spelling mistake) that connects the various mining areas.

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40.8 km

Former Fortuna Open-Pit Mine

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In the early 19th century, a farmer from Niederaußem came across lignite during field work. He opened small pits for mining. Other landowners followed his initiative. Industrial lignite was not …

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