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Mountainbike Rundweg 8 Triastour - Euerdorf - Rhön
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Mountainbiken in der RhönPhoto: Wolfgang Fallier, CC BY, Rhön GmbH
Der Weg führt von dort südlich des Haarberges und über den Scheinberg zum Wittelsbacher Turm. Auf der 25 Meter hohen Aussichtsplattform auf dem zwischen 1906-1907 gebauten Turms genießt man einen traumhaften Ausblick über das umliegende Saaletal.
Weiter führt die Strecke an Anrshausen vorbei und quert die Fränkische Saale. Südlich von Bad Kissingen fährt man durch ein schönes Waldgebiet auf abwechslungsreichen Wegen. Nach einem längeren Stück durch den Wald erreicht man die Ruine Aura. Diese ist definitiv den kleinen Abstecher von der Rundtour wert - warum also dort nicht eine kleine Rast einlegen? Die Kirchenruine Aura zeugt noch heute von der Geschichte dieses Ortes. Der Bau der Wallfahrtskirche an diesem Ort wurde aufgrund des beginnenden 30-Jährigen Krieges und dem Tod des Auftraggebers leider nie beendet.
Auf dem letzten Stück des Mountainbike Rundweges Triastour fährt man am Hurlacher See vorbei bevor man wieder den Ausgangspunkt am Marktplatz in Euerdorf erreicht.
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Safety information
The tourist paths of the Rhön are mostly used by other active people (hikers, mountain bikers, cyclists, walkers, horse riders, cross-country skiers, etc.).We ask all active nature sports enthusiasts to show consideration for one another. Of course, the same applies to nature - it is worth protecting. In the Rhön, nature sports should therefore only be practiced in daylight on designated paths and areas.
- In the Rhön, the paths are shared. With mutual consideration, nobody has to get angry.
- Trails and paths are the best. Across the meadow - you can't do it!
- Take the memory with you and your garbage!
- Never drive faster than you can stop.
- At night (and in winter) the forest belongs to the animals.
We recommend that you only ride the mountain bike trails in the summer season (May-October).
Tips and hints
- Museum Terra Triassica
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Public transport
In Euerdorf there is a regional train station where the RB50 runs. Possible connections can be found on the Deutsche Bahn website. The following places are connected to the train station:- Schweinfurt
- Gemünden am Main
- Hammelburg
- Bad Kissingen
There are also bus stops in Euerdorf. The following lines of the district of Bad Kissingen run from the bus stop in Hammelburger Straße:
- Line 8165: Hammelburg - Euerdorf - Oberthulba / Ramsthal - Schweinfurt
- Line 8167: Hammelburg - Euerdorf - Bad Kissingen
Getting there
The starting point of the tour can be approached via the A7. To do this, leave the motorway at exit 97 Hammelburg and take the B287 in the direction of Bad Kissingen / Euerdorf. In Euerdorf, take the first exit in the circle to Hammelburg and a few meters later turn onto Ringstrasse, where the public car park is located.Parking
- Parking lot, Ringstraße, 97717 Euerdorf | GoogleMaps
Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
- PUBLICPRESS: Mountainbikekarte Rhön 1 : 50 000, ISBN 978-3899204551
- KOMPASS Verlag: Fahrradkarte Rhön, Fulda 1 : 70 000, ISBN 978-3990448199
Equipment
There are numerous recommendations for the right equipment on a mountain bike tour. We recommend that you take a look at the BIKE BOOKLET. This was written for you by mountain bikers and subject matter experts. Among other things, the following is recommended for the equipment:- Helmet / gloves / (sun) glasses
- Matching backpack with rain cover
- tools and spare parts
- Warming / cooling clothing
- First aid kit
- Orientation aids such as a map or navigation system
- Security (mobile phone, money, ID card, debit card, sunscreen)
- provisions
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