Heideck Town Hall loop from Nennslingen

Landkreis Weißenburg-Gunzenhausen

Nennslingen

Heideck Town Hall loop from Nennslingen

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Heideck Town Hall loop from Nennslingen

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45.8km

470m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride.

Last updated: September 9, 2026

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11.4 km

Heideck Town Hall

Highlight • Historical Site

The town hall in Heideck was built from 1479 to 1481. The late Gothic town hall is a protected monument. It has been used as a town hall since 1851. The stepped gables are particularly remarkable in sandstone construction. The loading hatch with elevator beam is still available.

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11.8 km

Heideck Town Center and Sculptures

Highlight • Settlement

Pretty town on the Challenge route.

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11.9 km

Ostrich Sculpture at Heideck Roundabout

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Stainless steel ostrich watches over the city entrance
The work of art "Vogel Strauß" created by the artist, Sabine Mädl, was installed at a prominent place, the roundabout. Inspired by the head of an iron-eating ostrich in the helmet decoration of the gentlemen of Heideck, the Vogel Strauß now stands at the entrance to the old town.

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13.6 km

Gredl Cycle Path Between Hilpoltstein and Heideck

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

You can literally imagine how the train drove this way. There are sections with dark forests and at the same time light sections. The surface is great to drive - you have to have driven it!

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20.3 km

Historic Town Center of Hilpoltstein

Highlight • Historical Site

A beautiful city - as soon as you have left the city ring road (it's generally good to cycle here, many cycle paths) you get to a small inner city that is typically Franconian

The beginnings of Hilpoltstein Castle and the town date back to the 10th century. In the 13th and 14th centuries the castle was the seat of the Lords of Stein. In 1354 Hilpoltstein was granted city rights. Two years later, Schweiger von Gundelfingen sold the castle and town of Hilpoltstein to the Wittelsbach dukes Stephan, Johann and Friedrich. When the duchy was divided, Hilpoltstein became part of Bavaria-Ingolstadt. In 1392 Duke Stephan confirmed the city rights.
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27.4 km

Gredl Cycle Path Between Seiboldsmühle and Eysölden

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

A former railway line converted into a super cycle path. There are always information boards where characters, signs or the like are explained. Worth a long drive!

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32.7 km

European Watershed Sculpture on the Gredl Cycle Path

Highlight • Monument

The artwork of the artist Tevauha marks the European main watershed. All rivers west of the Franconian Alb flow into the Rhine and thus continue into the North Sea and all rivers east of the watershed open into the Danube and continue to the Black Sea.

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38.9 km

Lehhof – Highest Point in Roth District (612 m)

Highlight • Summit

In Wikipedia this survey is listed as "nameless mountain". Hard to believe, since it is probably the highest point in the Roth district. Thalmässing has the longest climb. On the descent down to Dannhausen you reach the Weißenburg-Gunzenhausen district shortly after the apex.

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