Cycling in Limbricht
Cycling from Limbricht in Limburg offers a 152 km loop with 1245 m elevation gain, varied surfaces, and climbs up to 291 m in June at 19°C.
Cycling guide to Limbricht
Routes from Limbricht include the 152 km loop to Vaals covering places in Limburg such as Berg aan de Maas, Valkenburg, Gulpen, and Sittard. This route gains 1245 m in elevation, passing through many villages and towns along the way. The ride features 93% paved surfaces with some gravel and unpaved sections, providing a varied terrain. Cyclists have access to 49.7 km of cycle paths and can expect just over 3 km on main roads without cycle lanes. The longest stretch without services on this route is 10.3 km, but railway stations are available at 19 points nearby, offering public transport options for riders.
More on best time to ride, terrain
Best time to ride
June with temperatures recorded around 19°C.
Terrain
The terrain includes rolling climbs with a highest point of 291 m. The biggest climb is 4.4 km long, starting at 70.5 km, with an average gradient of 3.4% and a maximum gradient of 8.7%. Overall, the route encompasses mild gradients and moderate elevation gain spread across the 152 km loop.