Beaver Dam on the Selz – Alzey Castle loop from Wörrstadt
Beaver Dam on the Selz – Alzey Castle loop from Wörrstadt
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Beaver Dam on the Selz – Alzey Castle loop from Wörrstadt
01:31
34.0km
250m
Road cycling
Moderate road ride. Great for any fitness level. 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 2, 2026
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After 23.3 km for 189 m
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Start point
Train Station
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1.18 km
Nine‑Spout Fountain, Wörrstadt
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1.37 km
Blacksmith Fountain - Wörrstadt/Alzey 🚴♂️
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4.68 km
Undulating Road from Biebelnheim to Spiesheim
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11.2 km
Town Church Gau-Odernheim
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The Simultaneous Church of Gau-Odernheim is a late Gothic, two-aisled church building divided by a wall in the middle into a Catholic and a Protestant section. The Gothic construction was carried out between 1415 and 1420 under the architect Johann von Diepach. The choir was designed by Master Arnold between 1497 and 1507. During the Palatinate Church Partition of 1705, the Protestants received the nave, and the Catholics the choir. This division continues to this day. Initially divided by a plank wall, the current dividing wall between the two sections was built in 1891.
A Romanesque predecessor church can be traced back to the mid-9th century. Its foundations were discovered and scientifically examined around 1965. The remains of St. Rufus, an early bishop of Metz, were transferred here around 850. A pilgrimage arose, and later the important Gothic reconstruction of today's Simultaneous Church was built. The relics of Rufus were placed in a high tomb, whose stone sarcophagus and figuratively decorated lid (dating from 1418) have been preserved. The high-quality depiction on the coffin lid (now located in the Catholic choir) was severely damaged during the Reformation; the face and other parts have been chipped off. The relics are considered lost. The Spaniards are said to have brought the saint's body to Bruges in the Spanish Netherlands during the Thirty Years' War to protect it from destruction. A two-story vaulted sacristy adjoins the north side. The stone sarcophagus, which once contained the relics of Rufus, is located on the upper floor. 🚴♂️
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simultankirche_Gau-Odernheim
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15.2 km
Old Town Hall + Bakehouse - Framesheim 🚴♂️
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The mayor's room, the former teacher's apartment and, until 1996, the syringe room and detention cell are located on the ground floor of the two-story, late-classical sandstone block. On the upper floor is the school hall, which was used as such until 1976, the council room and the room for the community computer. 🚴♂️
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The former Bannbackhaus of the Counts of Falkenstein was located in front of the town hall square.
Framersheim belonged to the county of Falkenstein am Donnersberg for 624 years (1173-1797). As local and landlords, the Counts of Falkenstein exercised the right to exclude bread-baking and oil and grain painting. This stately compulsory right meant that the local citizens were only allowed to bake their daily bread in the bakery that the Falkenstein administration had leased to the community on a temporary basis. As recorded in old court records, violations were punished with a statute penalty
regionalgeschichte.net/rheinhessen/framersheim/kulturdenkmaeler/rathaus.html
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17.2 km
Beaver Dam on the Selz
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There is a lot of information about this on the information board
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20.5 km
Alzey Castle
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de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alzeyer_Schloss
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33.2 km
Ausscheller statue, Wörrstadt
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The Call of the Town Crier
The town crier was a firmly established institution in the villages, a figure of authority who held an important position and usually also served as a village servant. With a large village bell in hand, he made his prescribed rounds through the village. At all the prominent locations and at certain intervals, he stopped, rang his bell, thus drawing attention to himself, and loudly announced his proclamations. He read the information from a slip of paper. The town crier was the most important bearer of the latest news from the municipality and the political administration. Today, the "Official Gazette" is used to inform the citizens.
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34.0 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
17.1 km
10.5 km
3.18 km
2.01 km
1.07 km
124 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
27.4 km
3.16 km
3.04 km
177 m
145 m
< 100 m
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Elevation
Highest point (260 m)
Lowest point (140 m)
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Friday 28 August
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14°C
62 %
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