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Mintard Bridge – Mintarder Bridge Fast Section loop from Schloß Broich

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Germany

North Rhine-Westphalia

Ruhr Region

Mintard Bridge – Mintarder Bridge Fast Section loop from Schloß Broich

Moderate

4.5

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Mintard Bridge – Mintarder Bridge Fast Section loop from Schloß Broich

02:23

42.8km

240m

Gravel riding

Moderate gravel 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: March 27, 2026

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LSG-Ratinger Stadtwald Süd-West

Schengerholzbachtal

Wambachtal und Oembergmoor

Rottbachtal

Überanger Mark

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6.10 km

Wambachtal und Oembergmoor

Nature Reserve

7.17 km

Path Past Entenfang and Horse Paddocks to Oemberg

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Nice route through the forest. Past the duck trap and paddocks to the Oemberg.

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22.5 km

Oberbusch

Forest

31.8 km

View of the Mintard Ruhr Valley Bridge on the Ruhr Valley Cycle Path

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Here it is totally quiet and really nice. The only thing that somehow reminds you that you are in the pot is the Mintarder Ruhrtalbrücke over which runs the A52. …

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34.4 km

View of the Ruhr Valley Bridge (A52)

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36.0 km

Mintard Ruhr Valley Bridge (A52)

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The Ruhrtal bridge in the south of Mülheim on the border with Essen is the longest road bridge made of steel in Germany at 1,830 meters. The building runs as …

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37.1 km

View of the Mintarder Ruhr Valley Bridge

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Super long bridge. I found the bridge very impressive to look at from a certain distance from the cycle path, because the bridge is super long and slightly curved; it crosses the Ruhr and the cycle path.

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