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Germany
Rhineland-Palatinate
Palatinate
Donnersbergkreis
Rüssingen

Pfrimm Valley Viaduct – Zellertal Memorial loop from Rüssingen

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Road cycling routes
Germany
Rhineland-Palatinate
Palatinate
Donnersbergkreis
Rüssingen

Pfrimm Valley Viaduct – Zellertal Memorial loop from Rüssingen

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Pfrimm Valley Viaduct – Zellertal Memorial loop from Rüssingen

01:57

44.2km

390m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 21, 2026

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8.46 km

Marnheim Viaduct Ruins

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Wide and good bike path

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8.47 km

Pfrimm Valley Viaduct

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That was the former railway line from Mainz over Alzey to Kaiserslautern.
This route ends now in Kirchheimbolanden, because shortly before the end of WW2 the bridge near Marnheim was blown up by German soldiers. These are the remnants of it.

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9.05 km

Albisheim Cycle Path

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This is how a bike path should be: nice view, great surface and a better choice than the road next to it

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18.0 km

Wachenheim Information Point

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Here you have the opportunity to purchase all kinds of hiking or cycling maps around the Palatinate for free

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21.2 km

Monsheim Castle

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First mentioned in the 14th century as the moated castle “Veste Monsheim”. Today's castle complex was built in 1651 by the "Lords of Wachenheim". From 1780 to 1852 the property was owned by the von Gagern family. Heinrich von Gagern, the President of the National Assembly in 1848, was the most important resident. The castle was later owned by Baron Heyl zu Herrnsheim, and the tenant was the Knauff family with the women's riding school. The Monsheimer Hinkelstein, one of the largest monoliths in Rheinhessen (which I unfortunately didn't see), also stands in the courtyard. Today the castle is privately owned.

Just a few meters from here is the bird trail. There you will find numerous information boards and a photogenic viaduct along the Pfrimm and jungle-like forest, and you will continue straight into the Zellertal.
vg-monsheim.de/tourismus-kultur

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26.4 km

Weinrast Mölsheim Viewpoint

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The name is very fitting, because this is a place where you want to rest!

Open on Sundays and public holidays from the end of April to the end of October from 11 am. zellertal-aktiv.de/portfolio-item/weinrast-mit-weitblick
You can find out exactly who is serving on each day from the flyer on the internet or on Instagram: weinrast.moelsheim


You can also combine a stop here with a visit to the numerous Kneipp pools in the surrounding area:
zellertal-aktiv.de/portfolio-item/kneippbecken


The different stages of the Zellertal hiking trail can be downloaded from rheinhessen.de or vg-monsheim.de.

Season start April 26, 2026

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27.3 km

Zellertal Memorial

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The idea of building the "Zellertal Memorial" was born soon after the First World War and the memorial was officially inaugurated on July 15, 1928. It is dedicated to "the Palatinate and Hessian fallen soldiers as they fought and died together in enemy territory".

Each of the 6 pillars of the pillared hall stands for a Zellertal community: Einselthum, Harxheim, Niefernheim, Zell, Mölsheim and Wachenheim. Due to its special location, its openwork, upward-pointing shape and its height of 15 meters and a diameter of 6.5 meters, it still has a special long-distance effect.

Every year on the “Memorial Day” in November, citizens of all Zellertal communities meet for a joint commemoration ceremony for those who died in the two world wars.

zellertal-aktiv.de/zellertaler-ehrenmal

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There are a few of these Kneipp pools in the area:
zellertal-aktiv.de/portfolio-item/kneippbecken
I'll come back again when it's a little warmer and when the Weinrast Mölsheim is open 😉

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44.2 km

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23.5 km

7.91 km

4.95 km

4.73 km

3.16 km

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41.7 km

2.16 km

362 m

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