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Blick von der Rheinbrücke – Stein am Rhein Runde von Konstanz-Petershausen

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Blick von der Rheinbrücke – Stein am Rhein Runde von Konstanz-Petershausen

Valentin planned a mountain bike ride

July 2, 2020

Blick von der Rheinbrücke – Stein am Rhein Runde von Konstanz-Petershausen

Moderate

04:36

70.2km

15.3km/h

760m

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Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 32.7 km for 56 m

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1.23 km

Old Rhine Bridge

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The Rhine flows out of Lake Constance right under your feet and embarks on its long journey towards the North Sea. From the bridge you have a magnificent view of the lake and also of Constance.

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11.2 km

Napoleon Tower Hohenrain

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The tower has a somewhat special design: the 208-step spiral staircase is protected by wooden walls, the slats of which are arranged in such a way that a view is …

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32.8 km

View of Stein am Rhein from St. Johann Church (Burg)

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Church of St. John at Burg, Stein am Rhein
The small church of St. John is hardly noticed by many visitors to the town of Stein am Rhein. But the …

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33.2 km

Rhine Bridge Stein am Rhein

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The first bridge was built at the narrowest point of the Rhine near Stein at the beginning of the 13th century, probably on the instructions of the abbot of the …

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33.4 km

Known primarily for its beautifully preserved old town center, the small town of Stein am Rhein lies east of the border between Germany and Switzerland. In both summer and winter, it's a wonderful setting for strolling and relaxing.

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