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Rheintor mit Zollturm – Zollfeste Zons Runde von Hilden

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Rheintor mit Zollturm – Zollfeste Zons Runde von Hilden

Xy planned a bike ride

July 5, 2021

Rheintor mit Zollturm – Zollfeste Zons Runde von Hilden

Moderate

03:27

55.5km

16.1km/h

130m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The route includes a crossing by ferry. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Includes a ferry crossing

Check ferry timetable.

After 7.80 km for 315 m

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Train Station

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6.17 km

Urdenbacher Kämpe – At the Ausleger

Highlight (Segment) • Natural

Meanwhile paved road without potholes.

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8.77 km

Rheintor and Zollturm, Zons

Highlight • Historical Site

Whoever crosses these arches comes into another world. Romantic restaurants with their gardens invite you to rest. It is worthwhile to linger a little here and immerse yourself in the medieval flair of this small town.

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9.66 km

Zons Old Town and Fortifications

Highlight • Historical Site

Zons can be reached especially as a cyclist or pedestrian with the car ferry from Urdenbach.

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30.3 km

Beautiful cycle path along the Dhünn near Bürrig

Highlight • Cycleway

This bike path is really very nice and runs on a dam above the Dhünn. From here it is also possible to make a detour to the Neulandpark, one of the highlights in Leverkusen.

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37.7 km

Kran-Café Hitdorf (currently closed)

Highlight • Cafe

Unfortunately currently closed due to construction work. More information: kran-cafe.de

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38.1 km

Harbor park

Highlight (Segment) • Cafe

In the middle of the 19th century, many people from the Bergisches Land left Hitdorf harbor to emigrate to America. The place was first mentioned 500 years ago as a …

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