Monument of the Three Poplars – Lion Monument loop from Niederlauterbach

Monument of the Three Poplars – Lion Monument loop from Niederlauterbach

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Monument of the Three Poplars – Lion Monument loop from Niederlauterbach

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39.9km

280m

Road cycling

Easy road ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 25, 2026

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After 24.7 km for 187 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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15.3 km

Hunspach village and its traditional half‑timbered houses

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beautiful old typical Alsace half-timbered houses

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15.5 km

Half-Timbered House in Parc Naturel Régional des Vosges du Nord

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Nice half-timbered houses. Worth seeing if you are nearby.

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15.7 km

Traditional Half-Timbered Houses of Hunspach

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Hunspach, is one of the most beautiful towns in France. It enchants with its well-preserved half-timbered houses, vibrant flowerbeds and tranquil atmosphere. It is a delightful destination for those looking for a charming and authentic Alsatian experience.

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24.4 km

Monument of the Three Poplars

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This monument is dedicated to the German soldiers who fell in the battles of Wissembourg, Woerth and at the siege of Paris. It was the King's 7th Grenadier Regiment of the 5th Prussian Corps, which was the hardest hit during the fighting as it lost more than 350 officers and soldiers, killed or wounded, during the assault on Geisberg Castle.

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24.4 km

Geisberg Monuments and View of the Vosges and Palatinate Forest

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- Monument from the Franco-German war on the left on the Geisberg

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24.8 km

Lion Monument

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This monument is dedicated to the soldiers of the 3rd German Army who fell on August 4, 1870. The stele itself bears bronze plaques on which appear the effigies of Prince Frederick William, Commander-in-Chief, as well as those of Generals von Hartmann, von Kirchbach and von Bose.
Nearby is the memorial of the 58th regiment of the 5th Prussian corps which brings together two monuments dedicated to Major Groenefeld, officers, non-commissioned officers and soldiers who fell during the battle of August 4, 1870.

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27.3 km

Cycle Path Through the Forest Near Wissembourg

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really a nice route. Can be recommended with a clear conscience.

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29.5 km

Nice bike path

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The cycle path between Wissembourg and Schleithal offers a scenic journey through the Alsatian countryside, passing through meadows, vineyards and forests, providing a delightful cycling experience immersed in natural beauty.

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39.9 km

End point

Bus stop

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