Motorcycle and car round trips in Saxony
Cities in Saxony (Germany), each with three round trips of 60, 120 and 200 km.
The app calculates a loop from your location with the distance and heading you pick.
Round trips for motorcycle and car are calculated from these cities in Saxony, on paved country roads and without motorways. The table shows the tightest curve and the climb of the longest loop, so you can size up the area before you open a page.
- Annaberg-Buchholz 60, 120, 200 km, 106.2 curves per 100 km, Ore Mountains
- Bautzen 60, 120, 200 km, 118.0 curves per 100 km, Lusatia
- Chemnitz 60, 120, 200 km, 110.4 curves per 100 km, Ore Mountains
- Dresden 60, 120, 200 km, 109.8 curves per 100 km, Saxon Switzerland
- Freiberg 60, 120, 200 km, 125.8 curves per 100 km, Ore Mountains
- Görlitz 60, 120, 200 km, 89.7 curves per 100 km, Lusatia
- Leipzig 60, 120, 200 km, 62.0 curves per 100 km, Saxon lowlands
- Pirna 60, 120, 200 km, 137.8 curves per 100 km, Saxon Switzerland
- Zwickau 60, 120, 200 km, 113.5 curves per 100 km, Ore Mountains
The figures at a glance
| City | Landscape | Lengths in km | Curves per 100 km | Tightest curve | Climbing, longest trip |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Annaberg-Buchholz | Ore Mountains | 60, 120, 200 | 106.2 | 20 m | 2408 m |
| Bautzen | Lusatia | 60, 120, 200 | 118.0 | 21 m | 1976 m |
| Chemnitz | Ore Mountains | 60, 120, 200 | 110.4 | 26 m | 2582 m |
| Dresden | Saxon Switzerland | 60, 120, 200 | 109.8 | 24 m | 2853 m |
| Freiberg | Ore Mountains | 60, 120, 200 | 125.8 | 20 m | 3001 m |
| Görlitz | Lusatia | 60, 120, 200 | 89.7 | 19 m | 2370 m |
| Leipzig | Saxon lowlands | 60, 120, 200 | 62.0 | 30 m | 940 m |
| Pirna | Saxon Switzerland | 60, 120, 200 | 137.8 | 21 m | 2162 m |
| Zwickau | Ore Mountains | 60, 120, 200 | 113.5 | 19 m | 2844 m |
How to read the figures
A curve is a turn in one direction of at least 35 degrees. The DriveBattle app counts the same way. Free curves lie away from junctions. Curves per 100 km applies to the calculated round trips of 60, 120 and 200 km and describes the area on average.