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JMRC went gravel riding.
October 17, 2025
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JMRC went gravel riding.
September 7, 2025
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JMRC went gravel riding.
August 26, 2025
Straight Line Drive to Nimburg
Heute mal so gar keinen Bock auf Berge? Dann ist diese ungewöhnlich straighte Gravel-Tour vielleicht etwas für Dich. Vom Freiburger Osten geht es stur und konsequent immer nur die Dreisam entlang bis kurz vor Nimburg (theoretisch, wenn man möchte, auch bis zum Rhein ;-)). Das erste Drittel bis zur Freiburger Statgrenze ist noch asphaltiert, es folgt erst feiner und später etwas groberer Schotter. In Nimburg kann man am Dorfbrunnen die Wasserflasche für die Rückfahrt füllen oder bei gutem Wetter eine Pause zur Abkühlung am Badesee einlegen, bevor der etwas anstrengendere Rückweg flussaufwärts in Angriff genommen wird.
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JMRC went gravel riding.
August 10, 2025
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August 18, 2025
The gorges in the Black Forest are always a great excursion idea on hot summer days. We thought, why not also for a bike tour? We took the train up to Rötenbach and from there graveled along the Rötenbach Gorge and Wutach Gorge. Unfortunately, we couldn't go into the gorge practically anywhere, as all
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JMRC went gravel riding.
July 12, 2025
Black Forest Ultra Gravel 80 - 2025
spektakulär abwechslungsreiche Hochschwarzwald-Graveltour
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July 14, 2025
Ultragravel 2025 was once again a truly special celebration for all fans of varied and challenging gravel tours. Huge praise goes to the organizers for the layout of the highlight-packed route. In perfect cycling weather, the shorter route covered more than 1,500 meters of elevation gain through meadows
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JMRC went gravel riding.
January 25, 2025
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January 25, 2025
A short trip into the idyllic Black Forest. Apart from the entrance to St. Märgen and a section of the descent to Buchenbach, the route runs completely away from the main roads, mostly on cycle paths, forest paths and quiet side roads.
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August 24, 2025
The first 20 km were hilly along the main ridge of the Kaiserstuhl. A feast for the eyes.
After the Texas Pass, the route descended via Bischoffingen and Burkheim to the swimming lake and the banks of the Rhine. Finally, a short climb followed by a refreshing stop on the Lenzenberg and then down to Ihringen. Simply wonderful :)
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