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1. Tag Von Bregenz nach Steinach

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1. Tag Von Bregenz nach Steinach

Fuzzi and others planned a bike ride

June 18, 2021

1. Tag Von Bregenz nach Steinach

Moderate

03:06

48.3km

15.5km/h

50m

60m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces.

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 1.34 km for 104 m

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Hotel

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1.28 km

Bregenz Lake Stage

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The world's largest floating stage in Bregenz, Austria, the venue for the Bregenz Festival, which takes place annually in July and August, is also a worthwhile destination outside the festival …

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2.45 km

Bregenz Marina

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Very nice view of Lake Constance, invites you to linger.

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3.09 km

Bathhouse at Mehrerauer Seeufer Nature Reserve

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Small pretty bathhouse, located directly on the beautiful lake.

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5.16 km

Cycle bridge over the Bregenzer Ach on Lake Constance

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The view from the bridge to both sides of the Ache opens up impressive perspectives for cyclists and hikers.

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15.2 km

End of the Left Rhine Embankment, Rheindelta

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The Rhine ends here, between the dams. Another step and you are in the middle of Lake Constance. It never goes any further. 350° surrounded by water is something.

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29.3 km

Rheinholz Forest Trails

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Head to Rheinholz, near Altenrhein, for a peaceful cycling experience where forest trails meet the shores of Lake Constance. Here you’ll find a mix of wooded paths and open views …

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37.2 km

Earth House Altenrhein

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The house is built into the earthExternal link so that the earth protects against cold, rain and wind. The roofs overgrown with plants are usually accessible.

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