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Dortmunder Niere

Cycle on Dortmund's kidney-shaped track

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Dortmund: First Steps10 pts

Dortmund: Explorer25 pts

Dortmund: Insider50 pts

The Dortmunder Niere is a unique cycling training track in Dortmund, named for its kidney-shaped layout. This 798-meter long, 5-meter wide asphalt loop features a 5% curve inclination. It is actively used by cycling clubs and amateur cyclists.

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The track layout resembles the outline of a human kidney.

Guided Story

You're standing at a special spot for cycling enthusiasts. The Dortmunder Niere, named for its unique kidney shape, is a 798-meter cycling track. It's five meters wide with a five percent curve inclination. This track is actively used by cycling clubs and amateur cyclists. If you look to the west, you'll see the TSC-Stadion an der Flora, just 454 meters away. As you stand here, you might hear the steady hum of bike wheels, capturing the essence of this sporting venue. It's remarkable how this track provides cyclists with an excellent training opportunity.