S'Herrgöttle Chapel – Weir on the Iller loop from Regglisweiler

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S'Herrgöttle Chapel – Weir on the Iller loop from Regglisweiler

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S'Herrgöttle Chapel – Weir on the Iller loop from Regglisweiler

02:56

11.1km

100m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 7, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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2.55 km

Forest path with crucifix

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The way is now closed

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3.84 km

View of Dietenheim

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The beautiful meadows offer an impressive view of Dietenheim.

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4.34 km

s'Herrgöttle Chapel

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The small chapel was built in 1750. Next to the chapel, some benches invite you to take a break in the shade of large trees.

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5.10 km

Annakapelle

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A unique chapel - beautiful to look at

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5.60 km

St. Martin's Church (Neogothic), Dietenheim

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Pretty church with a great ice cream parlor next door

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8.59 km

Weir on the Iller

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The weir is a nice change along the way on the Iler.

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10.2 km

Swimming Spot on the Iller

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Very well suited for a break to cool down on a hike in the Ill. Also beautiful.

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10.4 km

Iller Bridge

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The Regglisweiler hiking circuit is right on the Iller cycle path to Oberstdorf - to have a new destination in mind ;-)

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11.1 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

6.39 km

2.52 km

1.08 km

Surfaces

4.18 km

3.92 km

2.65 km

335 m

Elevation

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Highest point (570 m)

Lowest point (500 m)

Weather

Monday 12 October

14°C

0°C

2 %

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Max wind speed: 12.0 km/h

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Comments

September 28, 2023,Alb-Donau-Kreis Eiszeitpfad - Iller-Auwald-Tour

This hiking tour offers two different landscape experiences. On the one hand, the densely wooded woodstock and on the other hand, the river bank of the Iller with beautiful riparian forest.

From the Herrenweiherpark in Regglisweiler we walk on the mountain road through the town and climb along the edge of the forest to the Altenberg, formerly the site of …

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November 26, 2022,Eiszeitpfad: s'Herrgöttle – Iller Runde von Regglisweiler

Today it should go to the Iller. Since I want to ride the cycle path from Oberstdorf to Ulm next year, today a first impression of a small section.
A nice round. I rescheduled a small part after the path was totally muddy due to forestry work, with deep furrows and trees criss-crossing it was a challenge. I didn't meet …

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July 12, 2024,🦣 Alb-Donau-Kreis Eiszeitpfad Iller-Auwald-Tour 🦣

Ice Age Trails 8/20 ✔️

This round wasn't exactly exciting either, but it was perfect for me today because I had to go to Illertissen in the evening. I actually found the section along the Iller the most beautiful, it's even mostly shady. If you want to do a relaxed and easy tour without climbing, this is the right place …

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February 23, 2022,Von Regglisweiler zur s'Hergöttlekapelle, ü. Dietenheim an die Iller

A tour suggestion from Komoot. There are several suitable parking options in Regglisweiler. The trails are very nice, muddy in places at this time of year. Access to the root path is easy to miss from the north. This path runs directly on the slope with a view of Dietenheim and the Illertal.
In Dietenheim you can strengthen yourself at …

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November 18, 2023,Kapelle s'Herrgöttle – Regglisweiler- Dietenheim

Dry weather means: get out. So a round that had been planned for a long time came to an end today. You can park easily “Am Schlossberg” at the monastery. Or even at the very end of the street, there is a tiny parking lot for about 6 cars.
The round is rather unspectacular, quiet and without any great highlights. …

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