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Golfplatz Schloß Miel – Entlang der Swist Runde von Euskirchen

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Golfplatz Schloß Miel – Entlang der Swist Runde von Euskirchen

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May 29, 2021

Golfplatz Schloß Miel – Entlang der Swist Runde von Euskirchen

Moderate

02:22

40.8km

17.2km/h

110m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride.

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12.8 km

Schloss Miel

Highlight • Castle

Very nice facility and in the associated restaurant "Graf Belderbusch" you can eat great; especially recommended for special occasions!

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14.9 km

The Swist rises in the northern Eifel and flows through the Rhineland towards the Erft. Here in the Swist lowlands between the Voreifel and Ville you can take relaxed bike tours and enjoy beautiful views.

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15.5 km

Swistbach Cycle Path

Highlight • Cycleway

Nice, paved bike paths. Alternating sun and shade, even at over 30 degrees.

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16.6 km

Morenhoven Castle

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Another treasure that is not as magnificent as Miel Castle or Heimerzheim Castle, but still gives a nice impression from the bike path. Wonderful that there are so many great baroque buildings in this area.

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18.2 km

Swistbach Hut

Highlight • Mountain Hut

A sheltered resting place in the rain.

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19.5 km

St. Martin Church Flerzheim

Highlight • Religious Site

Special features in the church
- a lecture cross on the tabernacle from the 12th century
- an enthroned Madonna from the 13.114. Century
- a monstrance from 1717
- …

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26.8 km

Wasemer Tower, Rheinbach

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The Wasemer Tower, which was formerly known as the “Gaseler” or “Baseller Turm” (1659) and “Waßer Turm” (1705), was the second highest defensive tower in the fortified city after the …

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