View of Runzhausen – View of Marburg Castle loop from Gladenbach
View of Runzhausen – View of Marburg Castle loop from Gladenbach
4.7
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215
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04:38
76.5km
370m
Cycling
Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: August 6, 2026
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Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
3.15 km
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5.59 km
Breite Erlen
Mountain Pass
19.3 km
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33.3 km
Beach
Beach
42.4 km
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42.6 km
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42.7 km
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42.8 km
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42.9 km
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65.4 km
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76.5 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
25.5 km
21.6 km
13.4 km
9.36 km
4.57 km
2.13 km
Surfaces
60.7 km
4.95 km
4.19 km
3.86 km
2.86 km
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Tuesday 13 October
17°C
8°C
13 %
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Comments
The path was asphalted except for a few spots.
The weather was just right: sunshine 🌞 and 16 degrees. The slight wind was a bit cool but not bothersome.
The Lahn Valley is very wide here, the landscape wonderful again. ❤️
On the way, we "conquered" 2 larger construction sites 🚧 with …
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Today there was a lot of smooth-rolling asphalt and cute villages.
The diversion between Eckelshausen and Friedensdorf was well signposted. There is a valley route and a mountain route.
I took the valley route, of course. 🤩
Only once …
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The two of us set off from Biedenkopf in thick fog. At first, you could see the Lahn more often, but the further we got to Marburg, the less often it became.
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