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Möhlin – Breisach Runde von Ihringen

M. Mahler

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Möhlin – Breisach Runde von Ihringen

M. Mahler planned a bike ride

August 22, 2022

Möhlin – Breisach Runde von Ihringen

Moderate

03:52

63.6km

16.4km/h

320m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 16.0 km for 88 m

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12.9 km

Möhlin River

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A beautiful path in the forest leads along the impressive Möhlin. Here you can watch animals in nature and let your mind wander.

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13.8 km

Old Town of Breisach am Rhein

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Breisach is located directly on the German-French border, which you can cross over a bridge on foot or by bike.
The Stephansmünster on the Münsterberg is worth seeing.

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15.6 km

Breisach Rhine Weir (Kulturwehr Breisach)

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In the direction of Sasenbach the way on the French side is not recommended. Only rough gravel.

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35.5 km

Fessenheim hydroelectric power station

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Interesting is rather the info house a few meters before. But a little further in the direction of Germany is a lock with 40 m difference in altitude - quite …

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36.4 km

View of the Grand Canal d'Alsace Lock

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Switching to France at the Fessenheim power plant is only worthwhile if you don't want to cycle directly along the canal (the "cycle path" is rocky and bad). Bad signage! If you want to venture further inland, okay...

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37.5 km

Pont de la Hardt

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The Pont de la Hardt, also called Pont de la Hardt Erich Dilger-Alain Foechterlé (name of the two mayors who worked on its creation) marks the border between France and …

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