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Francoforte-Roma -Abschnitt C/1

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Francoforte-Roma -Abschnitt C/1

Oskar Wagner and Niklas E. planned a road ride

July 29, 2022

Francoforte-Roma -Abschnitt C/1

Hard

11:05

269km

24.2km/h

1,680m

3,520m

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Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route.

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Includes segments with temporary access restrictions. Check ahead to confirm restricted segments are open to the public.

After 1.41 km for 2.59 km

After 4.05 km for 2.38 km

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Waypoints

Silvretta Reservoir

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The Silvretta reservoir is the highest reservoir owned by Illwerke vkw AG.

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1.09 km

Descent to Galtür on the Silvretta High Alpine Road

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Beautiful route! Tip: in the evening there is little traffic

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24.2 km

View of Silvretta Reservoir

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The Silvretta High Alpine Road is located in the south-west of Austria between the mountain ranges of the Silvretta Group with the Piz Buin (3312 m) and the Flühhorn (3399 …

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40.8 km

View of Schloss Wiesberg

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The railway viaduct and Wiesberg Castle above the Trisanna are well worth seeing.
More information: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Wiesberg and de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trisannabr%C3%BCcke

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41.2 km

Wiesberg Castle and Trisanna Bridge

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Wiesberg Castle stands on a rock on the Trisanna, Tobadill municipality, where the Paznaun flows into the Stanzertal valley. The castle was probably built by the Chur monastery in the 13th century and is now privately owned.

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48.9 km

Landeck–Prutz Cycle Path

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beautiful cycle path, far away from any traffic, the path leads through beautiful forests that provide valuable shade in midsummer

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57.9 km

Pontlatzer Bridge over the River Inn

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Right next to the bridge there is a sculpture of the Tyrolean eagle. Next to it is an information board telling about the Tyrolean War of Independence.

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84.4 km

Switzerland–Austria Border Crossing (Martina–Nauders)

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Border of Austria and Switzerland

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90.8 km

Norbertshöhe Ascent, Martina Border Crossing

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Really just a small place, there is the customs, a café, a church and a few other houses.

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99.4 km

Reschen–Nauders Cycle Path

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Great bike path away from traffic.

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103 km

Resia Pass (Reschen Pass)

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For us it was a long-awaited goal of our Alpine crossing. You know what you've achieved, because after that it'll go downhill as a reward !!!

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105 km

View of Lake Resia and the Reschen Pass

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The Resia Pass is located 1,504 meters above the sea. Here there is a refuge run by a family, while in the villages of Resia and Curon you can find …

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107 km

Resia Lake West Shore

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Such a beautiful lake with a magnificent blue color. A bike path circles the lake. It's a lovely ride.

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108 km

Lake Resia

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The bike path thankfully kept us off the road. Nevertheless, we were able to catch a glimpse of the church tower in the lake, the history of which is also a sad part:
vinschgau.net/de/reschenpass/kultur-kunst/sightseeing/turm-im-see.html

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Lake Resia West Shore Cycle Path

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A very nice route along the reservoir. The bike path is well developed and extremely pleasant to drive.

The view of the other side of the river and the surrounding …

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113 km

View of the Ortler and Lake Resia from the village of Resia

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Great view from the dam of Lake Reschen

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115 km

Path Along Lake Haider (Haidersee)

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A bike path that you MUST drive when you are here! A part is gravel, but rideable with the RR without any problems!

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118 km

Resia Pass to Glorenza Cycle Path

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Thick climb if you have the distance of Merano already in the bones ... Down course, wonderful.

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122 km

Churburg Castle and 20% Incline

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The climb is tough, but the path is very nice.

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123 km

Covered Wooden Bridge Over the Adige River

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End of the long descent. From now on, nice and comfortable

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125 km

Laatsch–Glurns Cycle Path

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From time to time a car, but otherwise nice and quiet. Watch out for oncoming cyclists and hikers, on the descent you really speed up, please be careful!

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127 km

Etsch Cycle Path through the Schludernser Au Biotope

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Beautiful bike path between Glurns and Prad am Stilfser Joch far from cars and motorbikes

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134 km

Paved shortcut of the Etschtal Cycle Path

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Asphalted shortcut or bypassing a partially unpaved section of the Etschtalradweg through apple orchards

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139 km

Apple Juice Stand

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Cool idea, definitely recommend

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140 km

Via Claudia Augusta Cycle Path

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Beautiful route. All asphalted and great to drive

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143 km

Pillar of Freedom: Rückgrat Sculpture and Rest Area

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A little off the bike path you can take a break undisturbed and fill up the bottles for the onward journey.

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143 km

Etsch Cycle Path – Mühlbach Path (Stelvio National Park)

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Only a few kilometers of the cycle path are not asphalted, but they are so well prepared that you hardly notice it.

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149 km

Apple orchards near Schlanders

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The entire valley around Schlanders is full of fruit trees – the cycle path goes right through it, simply beautiful!

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150 km

Apple trees path

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Enjoy the rode between apple trees on a perfect asphalt

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151 km

Göflan Railway Viaduct

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Here the railway line leads directly over the heads of the cyclists.

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155 km

Riterhof Self-Service Apple Juice Stand

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You can't roll through the apple orchards for hours without trying. Here you have the best opportunity to taste delicious apple juice and take a few crunchy apples with you as provisions. Payment is made to the trust fund.

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161 km

View of the Adige River

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Always 👀 and enjoy the whole route.

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162 km

View of Kastelbell Castle

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First documented in 1238, Castelbello Castle dominates the Venosta Valley from a rocky outcrop on the left bank of the Adige River. From the cycle path, it is clearly visible above several apple orchards.

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168 km

Adige River Cycle Path

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The Etsch cycle path is around 300 kilometers long and a great opportunity to cycle through the Alps without many inclines. Past castles, idyllic towns and cozy wine villages - …

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169 km

Bike Bar on the Adige Cycle Path

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Here you have recognized the signs of the times! Auto restaurants are totally out - bike restaurants are the future! Directly on the Etsch cycle path is this chic café, …

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177 km

Fischerloch Rabla Biotope

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The Rabland biotope „Fischerloch“ is located near the train station, directly on the Etschtal cycle path Via Claudia Augusta. The picturesque pond invites you to rest and relax amidst beautiful, intact nature.

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178 km

Old Water Tower at Töll Station

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The old water tower from the era of steam locomotives still stands at Töll station.

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180 km

Little Stelvio Cycle Path (Algund to Töll)

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Road bike suitable bike path: Beautiful section with perfect asphalt. No cars. Several switchbacks with an average gradient of 7%.

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182 km

Forst Covered Wooden Bridge over the Adige River

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Great bridge with a great view into the "FLUTEN"!

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Adige Cycle Path near Staben

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The Etsch is a constant companion on my bike tour. From a small brook to a large river. Just a dream.

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Caribe Bar

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A delicious stop during the tour

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Entlang der Etsch bei Burgstall

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Like a young god you roll on this bike path. Perfect asphalt, beautiful landscape and good weather. Rennradlerherz, what more do you want?

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198 km

Adige Valley Cycle Path (Etschtal Cycle Path)

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Those who like monotony are in good hands on this cycle path. On one side the river, on the other a railway line. Here it is more advisable to drive …

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Sporgl-Au Bike Rest

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A cozy resting place on the Etschtalradweg where you can rest well. Unfortunately, he offers only drinks in plastic bottles or cans and plastic cups or at least cardboard cups. …

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207 km

Drinking Water Fountain

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Here you can fill your water bottles :-)

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210 km

Etsch Cycle Path: Merano to Bolzano

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Great bike path, ideal for training. Unfortunately a bit crowded on the weekends.

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216 km

Bridge over the Adige near Bolzano

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Finally accessible again, it was still closed in the summer.

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Adige Cycle Path

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1A bike path. Well signposted.

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242 km

The Gateway to the North

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In any case, make a pit stop here ...

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249 km

Bike Break Bicigrill Faedo

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We stopped here on our stage. Everything was delicious and you can sit well in the shade.

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252 km

View of San Michele all'Adige

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When we came from Trento, we would have a view of the town hall

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255 km

Nave San Rocco

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bridge over the Adige at the characteristic San Rocco ship

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263 km

Adige Valley Cycle Path near Lavis

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The longest of the Trentino cycle paths, that of the Adige Valley is a peaceful, panoramic cycle path with no particular differences in height. Therefore also suitable for families.

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269 km

View of the Cesare Battisti Mausoleum on the other side of the Adige River

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Leaving the cycle path and crossing the San Lorenzo bridge you enter the Piedicastello area; follow the signs and you can reach it by bike (along the panoramic road) or …

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

130 km

52.2 km

42.5 km

23.3 km

19.3 km

1.01 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

238 km

22.5 km

4.21 km

3.16 km

634 m

120 m

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