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Hesse
Hochtaunuskreis
Bad Homburg vor der Höhe

Großer Feldberg Summit – Ascent to Kleiner Feldberg loop from Bad Homburg

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Germany
Hesse
Hochtaunuskreis
Bad Homburg vor der Höhe

Großer Feldberg Summit – Ascent to Kleiner Feldberg loop from Bad Homburg

Hard

4.6

(10)

360

riders

Großer Feldberg Summit – Ascent to Kleiner Feldberg loop from Bad Homburg

03:54

71.1km

1,470m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 10, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 25.3 km for 94 m

Waypoints

A

Start point

Train Station

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16.3 km

Sandplacken

Mountain Pass

2

19.7 km

Großer Feldberg Summit

Highlight • Summit

The Große Feldberg is not only the highest peak of the Taunus, but of the entire Rhenish Slate Mountains. The information about its exact height varies between 879 and 881 meters. The summit is extremely popular with day trippers from the Rhine-Main plain. Not only motorcyclists, racing cyclists and mountain bikers meet here on weekends, but also many motorists. It can get really crowded at peak times. Fortunately, the summit plateau is quite large. In addition to the television tower and transmission mast of the Hessian Broadcasting Corporation, there is a restaurant, two kiosks, a hiking home with an observation tower and a falconry. The most beautiful view is from the Brunhildis rock on the northern edge of the plateau. Various hiking trails lead over the summit. After all, the Taunus Club was founded up here and even Goethe liked to hike in the Taunus. There are plenty of trails for mountain bikers, including the official flow trail over the Fuchstanz to Hohemark. Racing cyclists particularly appreciate the twelve-kilometer ascent from Oberursel because of its length. The road from Schmitten is less busy, but also offers fewer vertical meters in one go. The Feldberg is by far not the most beautiful peak in the Taunus, but is definitely part of a tour in the Taunus because of its height and easy accessibility.

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19.9 km

Shortly before the Feldberg summit👌

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20.2 km

Now it's almost done. After having climbed the steepest section. It goes up here again, short and crisp, to the summit plateau.
A detour here is always worthwhile. It is, after all, our highest peak in the region. Be attentive on the descent. There are a few cracks and small holes in the asphalt and especially on weekends there is a lot of traffic ☝️

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20.6 km

Final spurt!!! From here you're almost there. Shortly after the sign you can either turn right and plunge into the descent, or you can turn left and climb the last steep meters up to the Feldberg Plateau.

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21.5 km

Ascent to Kleiner Feldberg

Highlight • Climb

A beautiful, winding, but not exactly rhythmic climb from the Red Cross to the Feldberg. Traffic is light during the week. The gradient averages about 6%, with short sections reaching 13%.

Whether up or down, this section is simply enjoyable.

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21.6 km

Ascent from Rotes Kreuz to the Feldberg

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First curve behind the Red Cross on the way to Feldberg. When there are not many motorcyclists, it is wonderfully quiet and the fresh air is fantastic.

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22.3 km

Rotes Kreuz

Mountain Pass

9

25.8 km

Climb from Niederreifenberg towards Kittelhütte. Easily navigable road with a view of the Oberreifenberg castle ruins and the Großer Feldberg on the right.

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10

42.1 km

Quiet Ascent from Finsterntal to Treisberg

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Small lane, with almost no car traffic through woods and fields.

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71.1 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types

54.3 km

6.03 km

4.59 km

3.93 km

2.12 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

69.4 km

1.52 km

< 100 m

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Saturday 27 June

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23°C

18 %

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