Holtfeld Castle – Ravensberg Castle loop from Füchtorf
Holtfeld Castle – Ravensberg Castle loop from Füchtorf
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Holtfeld Castle – Ravensberg Castle loop from Füchtorf
03:16
60.4km
220m
Mountain biking
Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.
Last updated: May 11, 2026
Tips
Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted
After 29.2 km for 93 m
Waypoints
Start point
Parking
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16.7 km
Emils Wirtshaus Bockhorst
Highlight • Restaurant
More information at emils-wirtshaus.de.
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16.7 km
Church in Bockhorst
Highlight • Religious Site
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16.9 km
Half-timbered houses in Bockhorst
Highlight • Historical Site
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23.9 km
Holtfeld Castle
Highlight • Castle
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29.2 km
Ravensberg Castle
Highlight • Castle
More information about the castle:
burg-ravensberg.de
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32.0 km
Former Bleaching Meadow and Bleaching House
Highlight • Historical Site
32.6 km
Borgholzhausener Pass
Mountain Pass
41.6 km
Palsterkamp
Forest
42.7 km
Bad Rothenfelde Graduation Towers
Highlight • Monument
Apart from that there are a lot of shops, cafes and restaurants in Bad Rothenfelde, ideal conditions for a break. If you want to treat yourself to the full pack of relaxation, a trip to the salt water spa with steam bath and sauna area is worthwhile.
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43.3 km
Bad Rothenfelde Graduation Tower
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Salt pans produce salt. In Brittany, for example, with the help of the salt marshes. In Bad Reichenhall, the brine from the mine in Berchtesgaden arrives in the saline. And in Bad Rothenfelde, the brine bubbles up from the springs with a salt content of 5%. For the first time in 1724, when the old spring was only drilled for the purpose of salt production. 5% is quite a lot if you take a sip of it or get it in your eyes while bathing. That's little if 95% of it is boiled away as water to get to the precious "white gold". So these huge evaporation plants were put in between. Now the brine trickled off the blackthorn, deposited the fine iron, gypsum and lime particles around the branches and the salt content increased to 25%. The optimal saturation before the boiling process was thus achieved. In 1777 the old graduation house and in 1824 the new graduation house were put into operation. Underneath, the Kurpark has a pipe system that resembles a metro. The two graduation towers and the Salinenhof, which has since been demolished, were connected underground.
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60.4 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
29.4 km
15.1 km
10.2 km
4.77 km
906 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
43.3 km
10.5 km
3.25 km
1.83 km
1.49 km
102 m
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Elevation
Highest point (180 m)
Lowest point (60 m)
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