The hell of Markgräflerland – Die schönsten Rennradtouren im Schwarzwald

This tour literally criss-crosses the Markgräflerland and, due to its route profile, is reminiscent of legendary Belgian classics such as the Amstel Gold Race. If you like short, but robust climbs and a lot of variety, then nothing to be desired on this tour.

In case you're wondering about the somewhat confused route - here is the explanation: The route takes you over pretty much every sporty climb the area has to offer. It also avoids busy traffic routes and instead mostly runs along narrow, quiet side streets. It's pure enjoyment on two wheels!

Real Black Forest idyll awaits you on the way. You roll past beautiful windfall meadows, come through cozy villages and enjoy time and again the beautiful view of the mountains of the southern Black Forest and - on the other side - the Upper Rhine lowlands to the Vosges. And as is well known, the best comes at the end: the last "wall" from Lipburg to Sehringen is the most difficult and steepest climb of the tour. If your calves aren't glowing after 1,720 meters of altitude over 70 kilometers, then we don't know either ...