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Cycling in Königswinter
Cycling from Königswinter offers a 91 km mostly paved route along the Rhine to Sankt Goar, passing many towns with moderate elevation changes.
Riding in Königswinter in numbers
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- 91 km
- 91 km
- 216 m
- Surface
- Paved almost throughout
- Roads
- 10% of the riding on main roads without a cycle lane · 11 km on cycle paths or lanes
- Bail-outs
- A railway station or ferry within reach on 1 route
The ride in Königswinter
Cycling guide to Königswinter
From Königswinter, cyclists can follow a 91.4 km point-to-point route to Sankt Goar. This ride goes through numerous towns such as Bad Honnef, Remagen, Linz am Rhein, Andernach, Koblenz, Boppard, and finally reaches Sankt Goar. Along the way, the route runs mostly on paved surfaces with a small portion of gravel or unpaved sections. The route follows the Rhine river closely, offering various stops and service points every few kilometres, with the longest stretch without services being 5 km. The route is supported by many railway stations, up to 88 near the course, providing good access and transit options. Cyclists can expect moderate elevation changes with a high point reaching 93 metres. About 9.4 km are on main roads without cycle lanes, and there are 11.1 km of cycle paths. This leads to varied road conditions and route types along the ride from Königswinter northwards to Sankt Goar.
- The terrain along this route is gently rolling, with the highest point at 93 m. The route has moderate gradients with no significant climbs reported. Most of the surface is paved (96%) with a small proportion (3%) gravel or unpaved, and includes 11.1 km of cycle paths. There are 9.4 km on main roads without cycle lanes.