Großer Feldberg Summit loop from Lahnstraße

Großer Feldberg Summit loop from Lahnstraße

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Großer Feldberg Summit loop from Lahnstraße

05:33

113km

1,730m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 12, 2026

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After 94.6 km for 53 m

After 94.7 km for 210 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

Get Directions

20.0 km

Waldbahn to the Köppern Munitions Depot

Highlight • Cycleway

The forest railway up 👆 and down 👇 to/from the Muni is a racing bike highlight. The descent to Wehrheim is also great 👍

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23.0 km

Access to the Bundeswehr depot Köppern from Wehrheim

Highlight (Segment) • Climb

Absolutely low-traffic residential road with a slight incline through the middle of the forest. Insider tip among racing cyclists, if you don't want to take the busy, fast-paced country road through the Köpperner Tal.

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95.8 km

Rotes Kreuz

Mountain Pass

96.0 km

Ascent from Rotes Kreuz to the Feldberg

Highlight (Segment) • Climb

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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97.5 km

Final ascent to the summit of the Großer Feldberg

Highlight • Climb

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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97.8 km

Last bend before the Feldberg summit

Highlight • Climb

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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98.1 km

View of Großer Feldberg Summit Towers

Highlight • Viewpoint

Shortly before the Feldberg summit👌

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98.3 km

Großer Feldberg Summit

Highlight • Summit

Regardless of the season, our large Feldberg always has something to offer: in summer this region is the purest hiking and cycling paradise, in winter it is the highest
Ascent of the Taunus numerous tobogganers and winter hikers.
In good weather there are great views in all directions up there! It's best to stop in the restaurant for refreshment, they have great dishes there, and you have to allow for a little waiting time at peak times.
In a pinch there is still a kiosk / snack outside where you can get passable sausage, etc. :-)
Parking spaces and even public transport available.
Great Feldberg again and again with pleasure!

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98.3 km

Ascent to Großer Feldberg from Oberursel

Highlight (Segment) • Climb

A mountain stage par excellence! Allez! Allez! Allez! I'm getting faster each time I climb the summit. It's best not to go full throttle at the beginning. The worst part comes at the end... Drinks and something to eat await the finishers at the top!

⚠️ A little tip: Pack a light windbreaker. It can get quite cold on the descent. And be sure to watch out for cars pulling out of parking spaces.

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113 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

92.3 km

8.37 km

6.31 km

4.56 km

1.04 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

111 km

1.14 km

459 m

210 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Highest point (880 m)

Lowest point (140 m)

Weather

Thursday 22 October

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Comments

September 17, 2023,RTF 2023 - Tour durch den Taunus - Tour 3 (120km)

I took part in my first RTF, which I would summarize as follows: Good organization and routing saves on your own planning and with perfect weather and the right people, a round trip like this is twice as much fun!
Denfeld in Bad Homburg organized an RTF with 40km, 80km and 120km, which was supposed to go through the Taunus …

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