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View of Wehrheim – Saalburg Roman fort loop from Friedberg (Hess)

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Germany

Hesse

View of Wehrheim – Saalburg Roman fort loop from Friedberg (Hess)

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4.0

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View of Wehrheim – Saalburg Roman fort loop from Friedberg (Hess)

02:58

46.2km

670m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 22, 2026

Tips

Includes segments that go up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 2 m for 55 m

After 46.1 km for 55 m

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Train Station

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Wildcat Forest Experience

Highlight • Forest

Very nicely laid out, also with a place to rest or shelter from the rain

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11.5 km

Roman Watchtower on Gaulskopf

Highlight • Monument

Wonderful as a stage destination. On the one hand a great view of the Wetterau, on the other hand the green area behind the tower offers space for a picnic.

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16.3 km

View of Wehrheim

Highlight • Viewpoint

There is a large rest area here with lots of benches and tables. Great for eating the provisions you brought with you, but also just to enjoy the great view!

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21.9 km

Limes Watchtower Ruins at Berenberg

Highlight • Historical Site

The Limes is a great section (in the footsteps of the Romans) in the Taunus

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23.5 km

The Saalburg, a fort with a camp village on the border of the Roman Empire and the Germanic tribal areas in Roman times, was rebuilt around 1900 on the initiative of Kaiser Wilhelm II. The complex, which is unique in the world, is part of the UNESCO Limes World Heritage Site. The complete fortifications, buildings made of stone and wood and reconstructed baking ovens can be seen. Staged rooms, models and archaeological finds illustrate the living and working environment of the soldiers and the population in the village outside the gates. A tour of the Saalburg gives visitors a good insight into the history, culture and way of life of the Romans.

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