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Bingen Mainzstrand

Bingen Mainzstrand

Markus planned a bike ride

August 3, 2019

Bingen Mainzstrand

Moderate

03:49

65.9km

17.3km/h

140m

180m

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Overview

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The route includes a crossing by ferry.

Includes ferry crossings

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After 42.7 km for 510 m

After 64.2 km for 669 m

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34.4 km

Customs Port Bridge

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To extend the existing riverside promenade, a double bascule bridge for pedestrians and cyclists was built on the old, listed bridge piers of the former swing bridge. The bridge consists …

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42.6 km

Budenheim Bicycle Ferry

Highlight • Rest Area

Attention: The ferry service between Budenheim and Walluf has unfortunately been completely discontinued in 2023 due to a lack of staff!!!
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43.4 km

Rhine Riverside Path at Heidenfahrt

Highlight • Beach

Between Budenheim and Heidenfahrt (or in the other direction) I recommend the path closer to the Rhine along the dam. Much nicer, leads through nature reserves, along the water and …

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47.7 km

Eltville Promenade on the Rhine

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Beautiful in spring with flowering almonds. There is also a nice wine stall.

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54.1 km

Oestrich wine loading crane (1744) - Oestrich/Winkel 🚴‍♂️

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Built in 1743/44 and in operation until 1926, the historical wine-growing crane on the banks of the Rhine is the landmark of Oestrich. The wooden substructure of the crane occupies …

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63.2 km

Eagle Tower Rüdesheim

Highlight • Historical Site

The Eagle Tower, standing on the banks of the Rhine, is a remnant of Rüdesheim's former town fortifications. It was built in the 15th century as the southeastern corner bastion of the town wall.

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