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Radstrecken: Granfondos, Klassiker & epische Ausfahrten
Sportives, klassische Rundkurse und mehrtägige Traum-Ausfahrten – mit Distanz, Höhenmetern, Terrain und den Anstiegen auf dem Weg.
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PC2 Cycle Route
A practical guide to the PC2 Cycle Route, a 60.8 km asphalt point-to-point ride in LU with 541 m of elevation gain.
Route ansehenUlstertal-Radweg
A 58.1 km asphalt point-to-point route with 661 m of climbing, suited to steady endurance pacing rather than climb-focused heroics.
Route ansehenWeiltalweg
A practical guide to the Weiltalweg cycling route: 57.8 km of asphalt, modest climbing, and point-to-point logistics in Germany.
Route ansehenIron Cycle Route
A 55.2 km asphalt loop in CZ with 216 m of elevation gain, built more for steady endurance riding than decisive climbing.
Route ansehenVía Verde de la Sierra de la Demanda
A 52.5 km asphalt point-to-point route in Spain with 551 m of gain, suited to steady endurance pacing rather than climb-focused efforts.
Route ansehenPC1 Cycle Route
A practical guide to the PC1 Cycle Route cycling route: 52 km on asphalt with 289 m of climbing and point-to-point logistics.
Route ansehenPC15 Cycle Route
A practical guide to the PC15 Cycle Route cycling route in LU: 48.5 km of asphalt with minimal elevation gain and no notable climbs.
Route ansehenCycling route Berlin–Leipzig
A 45.8 km asphalt point-to-point Berlin-Leipzig cycling route with just 101 m of elevation gain and no notable climbs.
Route ansehenPC20 Cycle Route
A practical guide to the PC20 Cycle Route cycling route: 45.7 km of asphalt with 239 m of climbing and a point-to-point layout.
Route ansehenMommelstein-Radweg
A 32.1 km asphalt point-to-point route in Germany with 547 m of climbing, best treated as a compact endurance ride rather than a flat spin.
Route ansehenGaubahn-Radweg
A practical guide to the Gaubahn-Radweg cycling route, a 25.7 km asphalt point-to-point ride in Germany with 150 m of elevation gain.
Route ansehenIlm-Rennsteig-Radweg
A compact 24 km asphalt point-to-point route in Germany with 387 m of climbing, suited to controlled pacing rather than pure cruising.
Route ansehenPC4 Cycle Route
A compact asphalt point-to-point ride in Luxembourg, with modest elevation gain and no listed notable climbs.
Route ansehenPC17 Cycle Route
A short asphalt point-to-point route with enough elevation gain to reward steady pacing rather than stop-start efforts.
Route ansehenPC18 Cycle Route
The PC18 Cycle Route is a short asphalt point-to-point ride with minimal climbing, best treated as a controlled endurance spin or connector.
Route ansehenBicycle Trail of the former Borderland
An 11.7 km asphalt point-to-point route in PL with just 30 m of elevation gain, built more for steady riding than climbing.
Route ansehenNational Cycle Route 82
A practical guide to National Cycle Route 82, a 358.2 km asphalt point-to-point route with 2178 m of climbing and three named climbing tests.
Route ansehenSchwarzwald-Panorama-Radweg
A point-to-point asphalt route across Germany with 349.6 km of riding, 2126 m of gain, and a series of named Black Forest climbs.
Route ansehenNational Cycle Route 67
A practical guide to National Cycle Route 67, a 335.3 km asphalt point-to-point ride in GB with 1054 m of elevation gain.
Route ansehenNational Cycle Route 10
A practical route description for National Cycle Route 10, a 327.7 km asphalt point-to-point ride in GB with 1662 m of elevation gain.
Route ansehenOder-Spree-Tour
A long asphalt point-to-point ride in Germany with very low climbing for its distance, making pacing, fueling, and position more important than climbing form.
Route ansehenNational Cycle Route 70
A practical guide to National Cycle Route 70, a 315 km asphalt point-to-point route in GB with 2101 m of gain and a pass-heavy profile.
Route ansehen3-Länder-Radweg
A 302.2 km asphalt route in Germany with 1512 m of climbing and point-to-point logistics shaped by the Reußenkreuz climb.
Route ansehenSchlossparkradrunde im Allgäu
A long asphalt route in the Allgäu: 297.5 km, 1,358 m of gain, and no listed signature climbs. Plan it as endurance first, climbing second.
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