Ascent to Hassenroth – Raibach Ride ⚡️🚴🏻♂️💨 loop from Stresemannallee
Ascent to Hassenroth – Raibach Ride ⚡️🚴🏻♂️💨 loop from Stresemannallee
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Ascent to Hassenroth – Raibach Ride ⚡️🚴🏻♂️💨 loop from Stresemannallee
04:49
115km
830m
Road cycling
Moderate road ride. 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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Start point
Train Station
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8.60 km
Götzenhain–Neu-Isenburg Forest Cycle Path
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9.95 km
Climb to Gut Neuhof
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26.7 km
Turbo section
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45.2 km
Ascent to Hassenroth
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Since it's a narrow street, it's more fun than down
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63.7 km
Raibach Ride ⚡️🚴🏻♂️💨
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67.4 km
Alpine Bend on Radheimer Berg
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It begins very slowly, shortly after the tranquil town of Radheim. The only way to tell at first that it's going slightly uphill is to look at the speedometer. The first time I even thought I'd gotten a flat tire.
What can hardly be seen with the naked eye quickly leads to a beautiful and winding S-curve - the already mentioned Alpenkehre - with a maximum of a little over 10%. Once you have conquered this, you can take a breather on the short plateau for a few turns of the crank before, after the right-hand bend, you continue up a long ramp with an average of 6-9%.
If you have also mastered this, the most relaxed section of the Radheimer ramp follows. The area only accounts for 4% and feels almost like a flat stage after the previous gradient percentages, before it gets a little steeper again in the upper, shady part.
Anyone who, like me, is often on the hunt for a new personal best should put "all-in" in all areas of this highlight and put a lot of pressure on the chain. 🥇
To mention would be the bad and repaired asphalt. On the way up, it is less important than on the rapid descent into the valley. Those on the way down should always drive with foresight when looking for the ideal line and keep an eye on ruts and the many cracks in the asphalt.
I'm already looking forward to my next visit to this highlight when it says again: "The Return of the Radheimer Ramp" ☝🏻😂
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81.1 km
Water Tower (1928) - Babenhausen 🚴♂️
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91.2 km
Speed Track Dietzenbach–Rodgau
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115 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
68.5 km
33.0 km
7.28 km
5.34 km
472 m
145 m
< 100 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
113 km
970 m
854 m
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