Kaysersberg – Kaysersberg loop from Kientzheim

Kaysersberg – Kaysersberg loop from Kientzheim

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Kaysersberg – Kaysersberg loop from Kientzheim

01:36

29.3km

590m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 2, 2026

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Parc naturel régional des Ballons des Vosges

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516 m

View of the Weiss River in Kaysersberg

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The river is idyllically embedded in the historic half-timbered houses surrounding it and offers beautiful photo opportunities.

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1.11 km

Kaysersberg Old Town

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Seldom seen such a beautiful place. A visit is definitely worth it👍🏻

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10.9 km

View of Freland

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great view here. It's worth stopping!

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15.0 km

The Col de Fréland is a difficult hike in the Vosges. The ascent to the summit covers a distance of approximately 11 kilometers and has varying gradients throughout. You can expect average gradients of around 6% to 8%, with some sections reaching steeper gradients of up to 10%.

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28.6 km

Chez Roger Hassenforder

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If you come to Kaysersberg, you might want to stop by Roger Hassenforder's place. His restaurant is hard to miss on Rue du Générale de Gaulle, you can't miss the road bike as an inn sign. Hassenforder (1930 - 2021) was a fairly successful cyclist from Alsace in the 1950s. He became known not only for sporting successes such as four stage wins in the Tour de France in 1956, but also as a "boute-en-train" when he gave interviews during road races.
Hassenforder opened the «Chez Roger Hassenforder» hotel-restaurant in Kaysersberg after his cycling career, which developed into a popular meeting place for cyclists in the 1960s.
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28.8 km

Kaysersberg

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Kaysersberg with its many half-timbered houses, its historic center and its castle ruins high above the city has a great charm.
The fortified Weissbrücke was built in 1514 from red sandstone to repel from the Weiss coming attackers. From the bridge you have a very nice view of the city and the castle

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29.0 km

Constantine Fountain

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In front of the church, dedicated to the Holy Cross, stands the Constantine. It is the work of the same sculptor as the altarpiece in the church, Hans Bongart. It dates from 1521 and is made of pink and yellow sandstone.

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