Tour tips with GPS data - Short trip in the Palatinate Forest

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 · 18.09.2014

Tour tips with GPS data - Short trip in the Palatinate ForestPhoto: Klaus Tödt-Rübel
The Palatinate Forest, Germany's largest contiguous forest area, is a paradise for hikers, mountain bikers and climbers. But even those who come by road bike will find wonderful climbing tours among the sandstone rocks

Tour 1 (120 kilometres, 1,350 metres in altitude, max. 11 percent gradient)

Im Dahner Felsenland

Via Queidersbach to the barren Sickinger Höh'. Up and down through the Dahner Felsenland to the Queichtal valley near Wilgartswiesen, where a twelve per cent climb to the Hermersberger Hof awaits. At an altitude of around 500 metres, the route is almost flat back through the Palatinate Forest via Johanniskreuz.

Tour 2 (112 kilometres, 1,620 metres in altitude, max. 10 percent gradient

From the Betzenberg to the Wine Route

Through dense pine and beech forest on lonely little roads to lively Neustadt an der Weinstraße. A few kilometres through the vineyards of the Vorderpfalz - along the edge of the Haardt low mountain range to Maikammer, where the stop machine for the ascent to the Kalmit awaits on the outskirts of the town. The subsequent "Totenkopfstraße" down into the Elmstein valley is the most beautiful road in the Palatinate Forest. Via Johanniskreuz, the route leads through the picturesque Karlstal valley back to Kaiserslautern.


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