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Apfelplantagen – Jägerhäuschen Runde von Meckenheim

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Apfelplantagen – Jägerhäuschen Runde von Meckenheim

alexschie planned a bike ride

March 18, 2022

Apfelplantagen – Jägerhäuschen Runde von Meckenheim

Moderate

03:51

61.2km

15.9km/h

340m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 36.5 km for 155 m

After 37.4 km for 329 m

After 38.0 km for 375 m

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6.01 km

Apple Orchards on the Rheinische Apfelroute

Highlight (Segment) • Natural

Cycling is fun here! Perfectly paved roads with no traffic.

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13.9 km

Apple Orchards of Meckenheim

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On this section of the Rhenish Apple Route you cycle through impressively large apple orchards. No wonder, you are in the largest fruit and vegetable growing area in North Rhine-Westphalia. …

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24.6 km

Hunter's Hut in the Kotten Forest

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The hunter's house is 150 meters away from the most impressive tree in the whole of Kottenforst. It served as a relay station during the par force hunt and you …

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30.6 km

Horse Meadow at Annaberger Hof

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Even in the fall, a track to enjoy.

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32.7 km

Friesdorf Tower House

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The tower house was built in the 12th or 13th century by the von Friesdorf family and was designed as a knightly estate. It later came into the possession of the St. Michael Abbey in Siegburg.

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36.0 km

Bundeshaus Bonn (former German Bundestag and Bundesrat)

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The buildings of the former German Bundestag and Bundesrat are now part of the UN campus at United Nations Square. A timeline shows which UN organizations have had a representation in Bonn since 1951.

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