Ferry Tower Hatzenport – View of Thurant Castle loop from Kaisersesch

Ferry Tower Hatzenport – View of Thurant Castle loop from Kaisersesch

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Ferry Tower Hatzenport – View of Thurant Castle loop from Kaisersesch

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93.6km

1,040m

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: August 21, 2026

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24.1 km

View of Bischofstein Castle from the Moselle Cycle Path

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Old ruin between Moselkern and Hatzemburg.

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26.7 km

Ferry Tower Hatzenport

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The landmark of the Moselle is the old ferry tower (cornerstone laying 1863). Since the 16th century important ferry service was set after the bridge construction in 1972 Löf / Alken. Also worth seeing are the old, above the village located Gothic parish church of St. John, the new, built in 1869/70 by Hermann Nebel Catholic parish church of St. Roch and the old rectory, a half-timbered building, which is located below the old church in the Oberstraße; There is an apple wine cellar there today.

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30.0 km

View of Thurant Castle

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Thurant Castle above Alken offers overnight accommodation for up to 6 people in a holiday home.

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30.3 km

View of Thurant Castle

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Thurant Castle with its two towers is unmistakable

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31.0 km

View of Thurant Castle and Alken

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From Kattenes you have a beautiful view of Thurant Castle on the other bank of the Moselle in Alken.

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35.8 km

von der Leyen Castle, Gondorf

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Immediately on the banks of the Moselle is the ancestral seat of the princely family von der Leyen, the upper castle, also called Gondorf Castle, with components from Gothic and Renaissance.

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