Enz bridge – Langwiesenweg loop from Sersheim

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Sersheim

Enz bridge – Langwiesenweg loop from Sersheim

Moderate

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Enz bridge – Langwiesenweg loop from Sersheim

02:40

55.5km

410m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 4, 2026

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The surface along some of this route may not be suitable

Some segments of your route comprise a surface that may not be suitable for your chosen sport.

After 15.6 km for 894 m

After 37.0 km for 1.66 km

After 49.1 km for 70 m

Waypoints

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Train Station

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21.1 km

Neckar Valley Cycle Path: Marbach am Neckar – Ludwigsburg-Hoheneck

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Very nice route close to the Neckar along. Particularly suitable for racing bikes.

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26.1 km

View of Marbach Town Wall

Highlight • Historical Site

The medieval city wall and the beer garden on the Neckar can be clearly seen from the Neckar Bridge. Both are worth a detour.

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28.0 km

Neckar Cycle Path between Freiberg and Marbach

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A really beautiful route between Freiberg and Marbach directly on the Neckar. The vineyards are very quaint and decay with style. On weekends and public holidays, when the weather is nice, there is also a lot of traffic.

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33.2 km

Pleidelsheim Meadow Valley

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Bike path through the meadow valley with fruit trees, vineyards and meadows along the Altneckar.

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37.7 km

Krautschüssel

Lake

40.3 km

Enz bridge

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The jetty is not very wide and is busy, but you have a great view on both sides and can watch the SUPers and canoeists (you can rent them directly at the jetty).

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41.0 km

Wobachfelsen

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At the beginning of the nature trail, an eight-ton, sculpted geological clock made of granite shows the epochs of the earth's history chronologically and shows index fossils. As you continue …

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