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Car park at the Fulda bridge in BraachPhoto: Richard Brand, alpenvereinaktiv.com
The route allows for intensive interval training with generous rest phases in the idyllic northern Hessian hilly landscape.
Our route passes through 2 northern Hessian "mountain groups": the Stölzinger Gebirge and the Richelsdorfer Gebirge. But measured by alpine standards, the altitude differences are minor and only offer a pleasant up and down.
Author’s recommendation
The route is, of course, also suitable for touring bikes and e-bikes.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
Caution when crossing the B 83 shortly before the end of the route!
Tips and suggestions
https://www.rotenburg.de/freizeit/tourismus/
https://www.kuckucksmarkt.info/
Roadbook
We use the first few kilometers to Oberellenbach to get up to operating temperature. Then the first climb awaits us at Sandberg; the subsequent descent is "pure enjoyment".
In the Beisetal, it starts off leisurely and becomes a bit steeper uphill after Ersrode. Then follows a long descent through the Rohrbachtal to Reilos.
In the Bebra area, we have to briefly deal with more motor vehicle traffic, but from the junction to Iba, there is only light traffic again.
Now it goes through idyllic villages in the Richelsdorfer Gebirge. Finally, there is the second climb up to the Alheimer and a short descent to the parking lot.
Alheimer Turm
Schutzhütte Schöne Aussicht
Berghütte Neun Eichen
Friedrichshütte
Kriegergedenkstätte
Kirche in Rengshausen
Kirche
Friedhof
Friedhof
Friedhof Rohrbach
Alheimerhütte
Public transport
Arrival by train to Rotenburg a. d. Fulda or Heinebach station
Directions
About 500 m from the B 83 to the parking lot
Parking
Braach at the Fulda bridge, about 30 free parking spaces, also parking for motorhomes
Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
ADFC map Kassel/Northern Hesse
Equipment
Bicycle and bike helmet
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions