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Ochsenhausen

Water playground at the stream – Fruchtkasten Ochsenhausen loop from Ochsenhausen

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Biberach
Ochsenhausen

Water playground at the stream – Fruchtkasten Ochsenhausen loop from Ochsenhausen

Moderate

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Water playground at the stream – Fruchtkasten Ochsenhausen loop from Ochsenhausen

02:00

7.58km

70m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: July 29, 2026

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160 m

Krummbach Oak

Highlight • Natural Monument

Largest" tree in the district of Biberach
In 2011, the SDW BC held a competition with the technical and professional participation of the Ochsenhausen forestry office. The content of this competition was to find the tree with the highest volume in the district. The tender stipulated that the owners of the 3 most powerful trees would be awarded a prize. The volume determination, which was the most difficult thing for the evaluation of the hoped-for applications, could be arranged with the University of Forestry in Rottenburg. The student in charge of this (Uwe Schütz) took on the on-site assessment and the preparation of the final report as his final examination work. He received special praise and a corresponding evaluation from his professor Rainer Wagelaar. Roped, he climbed into the trees to determine their dimensions.

The following 3 winners were determined:

1st place: Krumbach oak in the Fürstenwald Ochsenhausen- wood mass 54.37 VFDmR, height 36.4 m, crown diameter 22.70 m, tree circumference 5.81 m, diameter 1.85 m

2nd place: Abbess oak in the Heiligkreuztal forest - wood mass 52.84 VFDmR, height 34.6 m, crown diameter 23.80 m, tree circumference 5.89 m, diameter 1.87 m

3rd place: Castle Park plane tree in Warthausen Castle - wood mass 49.90 VFDmR, height 35.7 m, crown diameter 25.80 m, tree circumference 4.92 m, diameter 1.57 m

A total of 20 trees were evaluated. More details can be found in the following final brochure.

more:. sdw-biberach.de/infos/archiv/h%C3%B6hepunkte

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321 m

Water playground at the stream

Highlight • Rest Area

Small water playground where kids can play, especially around the streams of water running around boulders and stones.

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2.00 km

With the brick pond, Ochsenhausen has an idyllic natural pool on the edge of the Fürstenwald. The monks once used to get the raw material for the bricks used to build the monastery complex. Today the brick pond is open from May to September and offers natural bathing fun for all ages.
From 2015-2017 the bathing lake was further developed and elaborately designed. The shallow water zone, the children's area, the renatured north side and many jumping and lying opportunities invite you to enjoy the pastime.
more: tourismus-ochsenhausen.de/natur-aktiv/naturbad-ziegelweiher

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4.15 km

Immentaler Weiher

Highlight • Lake

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5.70 km

Chapel of Our Lady of Good Counsel

Highlight • Religious Site

Nice little chapel by the wayside

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7.06 km

Fruchtkasten Ochsenhausen

Highlight • Monument

The former warehouse is now mainly used for cultural purposes. Top-class exhibitions are often held in the gallery. The city chapel Ochsenhausen also rehearses here.

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7.31 km

Princes' Building, Ochsenhausen

Highlight • Historical Site

The Mariensäule of the monastery Ochsenhausen is a consecrated on July 11, 1717, the feast of St. Benedict Mary and consecrated on 2 December 1717 Mary statue on a pillar, called Marian column, in the monastery courtyard at the princely state of the former imperial abbey Ochsenhausen in Ochsenhausen in the district Biberach in Upper Swabia.

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7.42 km

The Longest Alphorn in the World

Highlight • Monument

At 26 meters and 46 centimeters, the longest alphorn in the world has not only received a worthy place in the Guinness Book of Records.

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7.58 km

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6.00 km

893 m

421 m

230 m

Surfaces

3.19 km

2.29 km

823 m

790 m

351 m

< 100 m

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