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Alsace
Schlettstadt-Erstein
Baldenheim

Place du marché – Ebersmunster loop from Baldenheim

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Bike touring routes & trails
France
Alsace
Schlettstadt-Erstein
Baldenheim

Place du marché – Ebersmunster loop from Baldenheim

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Place du marché – Ebersmunster loop from Baldenheim

02:17

37.4km

50m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 24, 2026

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4.15 km

Les tumuli de Mussig, the Mussig burial mounds

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To access the site:
In Mussig, head towards the Stoll mill. The tumuli are visible in the meadows to the right of the path before the mill.
GPS coordinates
48 N 14' 14"
07 E 30' 11"
Altitude 173 m
It is one of the largest necropolises in Alsace (37 tumuli). Classified as a Historic Monument since 1987, they are among the very last witnesses of the Celtic occupation of the region, in the first Iron Age (750 to 450 BC). The largest are at the water's edge: 30 centimeters to 1.80 meters high and 10 to 30 meters in diameter. Walk around and try to spot them, not all are easy to see. With children, it's a walk and a discovery conducive to the development of their imagination and learning.
Excavations took place in 1979 and 1983 in the southern group made up of 21 recognized tumuli. This excavation, carried out by Messrs. Plouin and Lambach, focused on a large mound 18 m in diameter and 75 cm high. It contained three burials grouped together in the central area. The first is that of a woman buried with three pieces of pottery. His grave was remodeled shortly after the burial. The second is that of a young adult accompanied by four ceramics. The third is that of an adult accompanied by a child aged six to eight. The funerary furniture is poor and of poor quality. The method of burial is that practiced during the Early Iron Age and the pottery from the first grave suggests the Late Bronze Age. The constant humidity of the soil allowed the preservation of a wooden palisade. This forms, around the three tombs, an almost circular enclosure 5.50 m in diameter. The palisade is made up of 74 oak stakes placed in a ditch 20 cm wide and 40 cm deep. The piles, of triangular section, were arranged in a very regular manner alternately back to back and tip to tip. Great care was taken in the construction of this palisade. This type of palisade was suspected in several Hallstattian tumuli by the existence of such ditches and by post holes. That of Mussig is the first to have been found in place. The palisade was dated by dendrochronology (on 17 piles) to 707 BC. B.C.
lieux-insolites.fr/basrhin/mussig/mussig.htm

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Réserve biologique dirigée de Muttersholtz

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9.11 km

The Ill near Ehnwihr

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Beautiful landscape on the Ill near Ehnwihr.
More information: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ehnwihr

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15.7 km

Place du marché

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Great half-timbered and beautiful Häüswrfasaden

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15.7 km


Sélestat is also distinguished by the presence almost side by side of two medieval churches: the Sainte-Foy church (12th-19th centuries) and the Saint-Georges church (13th-15th centuries), one being Romanesque, the 'other gothic. They provide the opportunity to carry out an exercise in comparative architecture that is quite rare! On the right wall of the narthex (vestibule) of the first, you should not miss the engraving representing a knight on his mount. It is believed to indicate a place where justice was administered.

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25.5 km

Ebersmunster

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In Ebersmunster stands the most important baroque church of Alsace. Even from a distance recognizable by the high onion domes. The church belongs to the former abbey of Ebersmunster and the monastery buildings today still occupy a large part of the small village. In Ebersmunster you should be able to eat delicious fish in the restaurant of the Deux Clefs.

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25.9 km

The abbey church of Ebersmunster is considered the best example of Baroque art in Alsace, resulting from the spirit of the Counter-Reformation.

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33.8 km

Stork Village of Muttersholtz

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The sheer number of storks is surprising, with a nest on almost every house, sometimes three or four... very beautiful to look at, and there's clattering everywhere. Unfortunately, there's not much else in the village. No bakery, grocery store, etc.

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37.4 km

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13.7 km

13.6 km

4.70 km

4.65 km

794 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

27.9 km

4.52 km

3.66 km

1.31 km

< 100 m

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