Highlight • Religious Site
Chapel by the Rhine
Mountain biking
4.6
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Cycling
4.8
(19)
Gravel riding
5.0
(7)
Hiking
3.8
(3)
Road cycling
5.0
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Grueffelo
September 1, 2020
Mountain biking
Right next to the chapel there is a small rest stop for cyclists. Otherwise, a great view of the Rhine.
Have fun and ride save!
Have fun and ride save!
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Piet
June 9, 2026
Cycling
A short rest (at the adjacent rest area) is worthwhile!
The church itself is the Clemens-Kapelle (from the late 14th century) and architecturally not only worth a look, as it is largely unchanged. A little further south, smaller, is the Michaelskapelle (early 16th century), which was probably once an ossuary.
Several, partly bloody legends or sagas surround the origin of the Clemens-Kapelle. Two are briefly touched upon here: welterbe-mittelrheintal.de/a-clemenskapelle
The church itself is the Clemens-Kapelle (from the late 14th century) and architecturally not only worth a look, as it is largely unchanged. A little further south, smaller, is the Michaelskapelle (early 16th century), which was probably once an ossuary.
Several, partly bloody legends or sagas surround the origin of the Clemens-Kapelle. Two are briefly touched upon here: welterbe-mittelrheintal.de/a-clemenskapelle
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Location: Trechtingshausen, Mainz-Bingen, Rhenish Hesse, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany