| 2 hairpin turns |
| #61 toughest climb of Rhineland-Palatinate |
| #53 average steepest climb of Rhineland-Palatinate |
Markusberg North from Trier Euren is a climb in the region Eifel. It is 2.2 km long and bridges 194 m of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 9%, resulting in a difficulty score of 238. The top of the ascent is located at 320 m above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 2 reviews of this climb and uploaded 6 photos.
Road names: Römerstraße & Auf der Jüngt
3.0 by elbowboyThis is an automatic translation, the original language is: German.The B51 from the Moselle is very busy. As soon as you turn into the Römerstraße, the traffic becomes lighter. The Roman road is not very steep at the start and is well tarmaced. It becomes very narrow in the following section, with walls on both sides. Here it becomes difficult (if not impossible) to let cars pass. You then turn left onto Jüngt, where the road surface deteriorates considerably. On the left is the Robert Schuman House, which is well worth a visit. The Jüngt climbs moderately ... read more
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The B51 from the Moselle is very busy. As soon as you turn into the Römerstraße, the traffic becomes lighter. The Roman road is not very steep at the start and is well tarmaced. It becomes very narrow in the following section, with walls on both sides. Here it becomes difficult (if not impossible) to let cars pass. You then turn left onto Jüngt, where the road surface deteriorates considerably. On the left is the Robert Schuman House, which is well worth a visit. The Jüngt climbs moderately at first, but then becomes steeper. A small flight of steps leads up to the Marian column on the left. From there, the view over Trier is excellent. All in all, not a really nice ascent due to the sometimes poor and narrow road conditions and the traffic in the lower section, but the view from the top is worth it.
Die B51 von der Mosel aus ist stark befahren. Sobald man in die Römerstraße einbiegt, wird der Verkehr geringer. Die Römerstraße ist zu Beginn nicht sehr steil und gut asphaltiert. Sie wird im folgenden Abschnitt sehr eng, mit Mauern zu beiden Seiten. Hier wird es schwierig (bis unmöglich) Autos passieren zu lassen. Man biegt dann links auf die Jüngt ein, wo der Straßenbelag wesentlich schlechter wird. Links liegt das Robert Schuman Haus, das sehenswert ist. Die Jüngt steigt erst einmal moderat an, wird dann aber steiler. Zur Mariensäule geht es eine kleine Treppe links hoch. Von dort ist der Ausblick über Trier hervorragend. Insgaesamt wegen der z.T. schlechten und engen Straßenverhältnisse und dem Verkehr im unteren Abschnitt keine wirklich schöne Auffahrt aber der Blick von oben lohnt sich.
During a holiday in I had to do this one up of course. After following the many umleitungen I finally found it. The road to the top is not the prettiest but the percentages make it challenging.
Unfortunately, I could not get a closer look at the statue of Mary which is nearby. The road surface could use an update, by the way
Tijdens een vakantie in moest ik deze wel deze omhoog natuurlijk. Na de vele umleitungen gevolgd te hebben uiteindelijk gevonden. De weg naar de top is niet de mooiste maar door de percentages is het toch uitdagend.
Helaas kon ik het Mariabeeld wat in de buurt is niet van dichtbij bekijken. Het wegdek mag wel een update gebruiken trouwens
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