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Barrage Robertville – Lac de Robertville Circuit à partir de Sourbrodt

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Barrage Robertville – Lac de Robertville Circuit à partir de Sourbrodt

Mathieu planned a mountain bike ride

August 7, 2022

Barrage Robertville – Lac de Robertville Circuit à partir de Sourbrodt

Hard

03:38

38.6km

10.6km/h

750m

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Overview

Hard mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. Some portions of the route may require you to push your bike. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 20.2 km for 64 m

After 20.5 km for 77 m

After 21.4 km for 366 m

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6.30 km

View to Château de Reinhardstein

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Very nice view of Reinhardstein Castle and the surrounding landscape.

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6.32 km

Climb With View of Reinhardstein Castle

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Steep climb that starts immediately when you turn left, coming from the road next to the Warche. It is a forest road with some loose stones. At the end you …

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8.72 km

Robertville Dam

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The dam itself is not crazy but it is a good starting point for walks in the surroundings, and in particular the one that leads to the very close Reinhardstein castle.

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8.81 km

Robertville Lake

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The approximately 80 hectare large reservoir of Robertville is surrounded by idyllic nature and is a popular destination. With the dam, the water of the Warche is dammed and is …

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19.8 km

Drehstein Pavilion with a View of Malmedy

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The "Société d'embellissement" (the beautification association) had the pavilion built on an overhanging rock. This rock is popularly known as "Turning Stone". There are many legends about this type of turning stone.
Source: Information board at the pavilion

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