Tour 4
Hochspeyer - Johanniskreuz - Hochspeyer
On tour nr. 4 there are 14.1 km trail to be ridden. At the end you’ll
have a total of 63.6 km on your tachometer and without noticing it
(?!) you’ll have flattened 1160 m climbs.
This means you’ll have used 2500 kcal up. You should replace
these again in the forest inn in Schwarzsohl so you won’t have
to get off your bike and push up the last climb from Leinbachtal
to Schlossberg. Our highlands can be merciless. And if you do have
to push, just keep in mind; where it goes up always goes down again.
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| 63,6 km |
1160 m |
13,3 km |
15 km |
21,1 km |
14,3 km |
Stage:
Hochspeyer - Waldleiningen -
Hochspeyer
We call this round tour the 3 hill tour. 3 long climbs are divided
evenly over the 31.6 km stretch. You’ll be rewarded with great
downhill riides in spectacular countryside.
Shortly after the start in Hochspeyer you can go on a few rounds
of the separately marked cross-country grounds near the youth hostel
and take a sniff at genuine “racing atmosphere”. Perhaps
there will be an official race on these grounds in 2005 and early
training has never harmed anyone. “ The first day after the
tour is the first day before the next”. (Lance Armstrong)
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| 31,6 km |
592 m |
10,3 km |
6,9 km |
8,8 km |
5,6 km |
Stage:
Johanniskreuz - Waldleiningen - Johanniskreuz
“Short, but not small”; just right for an outing between
Sunday lunch and the Spoorts’ Report. Your aim on this “ronda
piccola” is the “Pfaelzer Weltachs” (Palatinate
axis of the world), central point of our beautiful earth. According
to an old tradition this has to be oiled now and again, so that everything’s
o.k. in “good old Germany” and the rest of the world.
Don’t forget your oil (schnaps) can!
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| 32 km |
553 m |
4,2 km |
11,2 km |
9,1 km |
7,5 km |