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Musicians' cycle route — experience Vogtland by bike
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08:18
67.1 mi
8.1 mph
6,250 ft
6,225 ft
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Tour Overview
Starting Point
3.76 mi
Musikinstrumente-Museum Markneukirchen
Bike Touring Highlight
19.8 mi
Talsperre Muldenberg – Weiße Mulde
Bike Touring Highlight
30.9 mi
Hüttenbach Teiche
Bike Touring Highlight
43.3 mi
Wirtsberg mit „Zitronenpresse“
Bike Touring Highlight
67.1 mi
Destination
Map
Tour Profile
Waytypes
Singletrack: 0.98 mi
Path: 22.6 mi
Cycleway: < 109 yd
Street: 12.9 mi
Road: 29.0 mi
State Road: 1.56 mi
Surfaces
Unpaved: 14.3 mi
Compacted Gravel: 8.53 mi
Cobblestones: 0.37 mi
Paved: 18.0 mi
Asphalt: 25.8 mi
Unknown: < 109 yd
Weather Forecast
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Comments
The 108 km long Musikantenradweg takes you through the Vogtland Musikwinkel, where musical instruments have been manufactured for over 350 years. You will pass through places of traditional musical instrument construction and can make stopovers in various museums. If necessary, you can divide the route…
Wonderful gravel tour, well-kept forest roads, lonely country and dirt roads, great views, super few cars. Couldn't have done better! Thank you @Vogtland!
With more than 2100 meters of altitude and sticky forest paths, not for free, but doable, could enjoy six hours of pure driving time. 😉
@Hendrik Thank you for your kind feedback! We're glad you liked it. Many greetings
@Vogtland what type of bike do you recommend, gravel or mountain bike?
Thanks very much
Thomas
@Thomas The route runs mostly on asphalt (roads with little traffic) or paved forest paths with fine covering. No root trails are to be expected. We would recommend the tour for gravel bikes, but of course it is also suitable for normal (e-)bikes or MTBs. Happy driving :)
@Vogtland Thank you very much