Racing bike - After cuckoo

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A short but not to be underestimated road bike tour from Eslohe, especially at the beginning.

Tour starting point:

Eslohe

Tour destination point:

Eslohe

Properties:

Refreshment stop
Circular route

Additional Information

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Length

39.3 km

Duration

1:55 h

Elevation ascent

553 m

Elevation descent

534 m

Lowest point

270 m

Highest point

637 m

Condition

Difficulty

Recommended seasons

J F M A M J J A S O N D

The tour starts in the center of Eslohe. Initially, we follow the beautiful Salwey valley. The tour leads slowly and steadily uphill from the "little village" of Kuckuck, which gives the tour its name. There are around 230 meters of elevation gain to Röhrenspring. But then it's downhill into the Frettertal valley. From Fretter there is enough time to recover, as the way back to Eslohe is on the SauerlandRadring.

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Directions

Eslohe - Niedersalwey - Obersalwey - Kuckuck - Röhrenspring - Faulebutter - Schönholthausen - Frettermühle - Fretter - Serkenrode - EsloheJunction sequence: 43 - 54 - 53 - 52 - 42 - 43

Equipment

You can find a list of helpful tips on equipment at: www.adfc.de/themen/auf-tour

Safety guidelines

The road bike tours of the Bike Arena Sauerland run on roads where motorized traffic is to be expected.

Author Tip

If you don't know it yet, you should make a detour to the famous Fledermaustunnel near Kückelheim.

Literature

Bike Arena Sauerland road bike map package: over 70 compact road bike tours in one package Information and ordering at http://www.bike-arena.de/Rennrad/Rennrad-Kartenpaket

Maps

Road bike map set Bike Arena Sauerland 15,00 € (plus shipping and packaging costs 2,50 €, foreign shipments 3,70 €)

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Public transit

There are no train stations along the route. It is only possible to travel to a limited extent by bus. The nearest train station to the starting point is in Meschede or Finnentrop.