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August 9, 2017
Mosel-Radweg E18 - Von Löf bis Koblenz
Easy
01:35
26.7km
16.8km/h
90m
100m
Overview
Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.
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6.87 km
Liebieg Castle
Highlight • Castle
Formerly known under the name Gondorfer Niederburg, Schloss Liebieg goes back to the first known inhabitant of the castle, Knights Engelbertus de Contrave (1158-1160). Over the centuries, the plant changed hands several times. After the buildings were looted and destroyed by French troops in the wake of the French Revolution in 1794/95, the Koblenz merchant Simon Clemens acquired the castle and passed it on to his son Johann Peter. He liked it so much that he had the castle rebuilt into a rural castle.
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8.75 km
Market Square Kobern-Gondorf
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The districts Kobern and Gondorf are located on the left bank of the Moselle about 17 kilometers from Koblenz and about 33 kilometers from Cochem. Neighboring communities are moselaufwärts Lehmen and moselabwärts Winningen. On the other side of the Moselle lie Niederfell and Dieblich.
Kobern and Gondorf lie on the impact slope of the Dieblicher Moselbogen on the alluvial surface of several streams discharging from the Maifeld and on the slope ascending to the Maifeld. Due to the low altitude, the historic center of Kobern is often affected by flooding.
Kobern and Gondorf lie on the impact slope of the Dieblicher Moselbogen on the alluvial surface of several streams discharging from the Maifeld and on the slope ascending to the Maifeld. Due to the low altitude, the historic center of Kobern is often affected by flooding.
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26.7 km
Here the Mosel flows into the Rhine. The Deutsches Eck was once artificially heaped up and with the Kaiser Wilhelm monument to the landmark of Koblenz - in memory of the German Reich founding in 1871. Here, of course, always busy, but if you're in Koblenz, a short stop at the German Eck is easy to. :)
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Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
7.32 km
6.83 km
5.78 km
4.14 km
1.69 km
903 m
Surfaces
13.8 km
11.0 km
1.27 km
429 m
< 100 m
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