View of Klingenberg am Main – Busigberg Terraced Vineyards loop from Klingenberg (Main)

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View of Klingenberg am Main – Busigberg Terraced Vineyards loop from Klingenberg (Main)

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View of Klingenberg am Main – Busigberg Terraced Vineyards loop from Klingenberg (Main)

00:46

13.5km

20m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Naturpark Bayerischer Odenwald

Naturpark Spessart

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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236 m

Klingenberg Castle

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There is a lot to discover on this section of the Main Cycle Path. In Wörth the Maritime Museum, in Klingenberg the castle ruins, the trail through the vineyards or Kleinheubach the castle.

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398 m

View of Klingenberg am Main

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The city is located on the Lower Main and on the border with Hesse in Lower Franconia.

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435 m

Klingenberg am Main Old Town and Vineyards

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Klingenberg is a magical place with a town center that tempts you to dream and lots of good restaurants and wine bars, so that everyone is taken care of.

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1.22 km

In the middle of the 2nd century AD, the Romans built the Trennfurt fort as part of the Main Limes. In 1751 a Roman sacrificial altar was found in Trennfurt, which is now walled in in the entrance area of the "Sankt Maria Magdalena" Church in Trennfurt. According to the inscription, the consecration stone was donated to the gods Jupiter, Silvanus and the goddess Diana in the year 212 (according to the Christian calendar) by a lumberjack squad of the 22nd Legion stationed in Mainz.

The village of Trennfurt developed southwest of the fort, apparently on a flat Main crossing, as indicated by the "-furt" part of the name. At the end of the 10th century, the place Tribunfurt was mentioned in an interest register of the Benedictine Abbey of Seligenstadt. In 1255 the village was documented as Triebenfurt. At that time, Trennfurt belonged to the Lordship of Klingenberg. After the taverns of Clingenburg died out, Trennfurt fell to the Lords of Bickenbach around 1260. In 1486, when the Bickenbach family died out, the village became part of the Electoral State of Mainz. In July 1806, Trennfurt came first to the Grand Duchy of Baden, but only a few months later in October of that year by an exchange agreement to the Grand Duchy of Hesse. It was not until 1816 that Trennfurt finally became part of Bavaria. In the course of administrative reforms in Bavaria, the community of Trennfurt was created with the community edict of 1818.

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3.81 km

Main Cycle Path Near Laudenbach

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The Main Cycle Path between Klingenberg and Miltenberg is very nice to ride. There are no climbs and the path is well developed. Benches along the route invite you to linger.

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6.55 km

View of the Main River near Großheubach

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Very nice bike path

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6.78 km

Busigberg Terraced Vineyards

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The vineyards are terraced and can only be cultivated by hand.

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8.46 km

Main Cycle Path Near Klingenberg

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The Main cycle path between Klingenberg and Miltenberg is very nice to ride. There are no inclines and the path is well developed. Benches along the route invite you to linger.

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13.5 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

13.3 km

138 m

Surfaces

12.8 km

398 m