Insul Tunnel – Ahr loop near Mayschoss loop from Kempenich

Insul Tunnel – Ahr loop near Mayschoss loop from Kempenich

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Insul Tunnel – Ahr loop near Mayschoss loop from Kempenich

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89.2km

1,190m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 31, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 41.1 km for 64 m

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18.3 km

Silberpfeil Monument at Stenze Eck Roundabout

Highlight • Monument

At the entrance to Adenau there is a silver arrow on the roundabout, which was created on the initiative of the Carnival Association for the 90th birthday of the Nürburgring.

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36.0 km

Stone Railway Bridge in Fuchshofen

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Interesting detour, which leads you to the old railway line. The bridge straight ahead is already the old railway line, on which you now cycled sections several kilometers.

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41.1 km

St. Gertrud Parish Church, Schuld

Highlight • Religious Site

West tower, middle of the 13th century, after the destruction in 1945 the choir was rebuilt, originally from the second quarter of the 13th century, the east part was rebuilt in 1746 on a Romanesque floor plan;

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42.9 km

Insul Tunnel

Highlight • Structure

After the flood in the Ahr Valley, the surface was renewed along the entire stretch of road and is now a wonderfully smooth and continuous asphalt strip.

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47.6 km

New Ahr Cycle Path

Highlight • Cycleway

The infrastructure is slowly being restored.

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60.2 km

Ahr loop near Mayschoss

Highlight • Gorge

Through a kind of gorge goes from Laach to Mayschoss. The Ahr make a little detour around the rocks (loop).

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69.4 km

Upper Gate of Ahrweiler

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The Obertor of the town of Ahrweiler from the 13th-15th c. Century is part of the former city fortifications and stands in the west of the wall. In urban usage …

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