View of the Rhine – Cycle Path Near Selzen loop from Mainz Römisches Theater

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Rhineland-Palatinate

Rhenish Hesse

View of the Rhine – Cycle Path Near Selzen loop from Mainz Römisches Theater

Moderate

3.3

(7)

riders

View of the Rhine – Cycle Path Near Selzen loop from Mainz Römisches Theater

03:04

52.6km

440m

Gravel riding

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

Last updated: September 24, 2026

Tips

Includes a movable bridge

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After 603 m for 39 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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1.38 km

View of the Rhine Towards Mainz, Wiesbaden, and the Taunus

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From the railway bridge you have a magnificent view of the entire region, especially Mainz and the Taunus

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13.4 km

Rothenberg

Nature Reserve

13.7 km

Panoramic view of the Rhine

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There are many great views up here, it is worth walking all the way from Nackenheim to Nierstein.

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15.3 km

View of the Rhine from Alte Wingertskapelle

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Fantastic view over the Rhine and Nierstein. Comfortable seating to relax and enjoy the break!

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16.7 km

View of the Rhine

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In good weather a view of Frankfurt / Main.

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17.1 km

View of the Rhine from the Roter Hang

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The best view can be enjoyed at the very top of the Rheinterrassenweg. The ups and downs through the vineyards with the sometimes very steep sections are not only fun, but also really challenge your fitness.

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22.3 km

Königstuhl

Ruins

28.9 km

Cycle Path Near Selzen

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31.6 km

Chapel in the Zornheim Vineyards

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With the chapel, the founders Peter and Ruth Eckes wanted to create “a non-denominational place of contemplation, encounter, silence, relaxation and contemplation” (from the Nieder-Olm newsletter). The planning team made …

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