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Großes Lautertal

Großes Lautertal

crlnator planned a bike ride

July 6, 2019

Großes Lautertal

Hard

07:23

111km

15.1km/h

1,350m

1,360m

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Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Most people would complete this in 2-3 days

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4.00 km

Übersbergsteige

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A dead end with the racing bike, as there are no asphalted paths from the “Übersberger Hof”.

Not really suitable for racing bikes due to the very poor surface, especially on the descent!

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13.1 km

Ohnastetten–Stahleck–Göllesberg Scenic Route

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Great journey to the Göllesbergsteige if you come from Ohnastetten.
Also good to connect with the next piece from Ohnastetten to Kohlstetten.
All around Stahleck care, many cars, pedestrians, cyclists, ...

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15.9 km

Ohnastetten–Gächingen Cycle Path

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Well-developed agricultural road next to the road.

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25.3 km

Lauter Spring

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Karst spring of the great Lauter, which meanders from here over 42 km through one of the most beautiful valleys (see highlight "Lautertal": komoot.de/highlight/144058) to the Danube.
The source is …

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30.1 km

Lauter Valley

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A must for every racing cyclist!
On nice Sundays, you should drive through early in the morning, as it is full later and especially loud by masses of motorcycles.
Otherwise, little traffic.

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61.4 km

St. Christoph Hydroelectric Power Plant

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Here, environmentally friendly hydroelectric power is generated for the Untermarchtal monastery. In order to be able to use as much energy from hydropower as possible, the Lauter water was dammed …

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