Simmozheimer Wald loop from Maichingen Nord

Simmozheimer Wald loop from Maichingen Nord

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Simmozheimer Wald loop from Maichingen Nord

02:05

47.7km

390m

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: October 7, 2026

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Temporary access restrictions

Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 39.8 km for 411 m

Closed: • during flood (otherwise open)

After 40.2 km for 416 m

Closed: • during flood (otherwise open)

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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2.61 km

Fields Path from Sindelfingen to Döffingen

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The shortest route from Sindelfingen towards Döffingen into the Würmtal ... and all on agricultural trails.

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14.9 km

Cycle path between Gechingen and Deufringen

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Great and varied cycle path with several benches with enough space and great asphalt, which is why roller skaters get their money's worth! Ideal for racing bikes that can run perfectly here and are also not dependent on the busy country road (Deufringen - Gechingen). Thanks to the community 🙏 I can only recommend 😉

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24.8 km

Bike path Heumaden–Simmozheim along the B295

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This section closes the section from Heumaden to Simmozheim

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26.9 km

Simmozheimer Wald

Nature Reserve

29.0 km

Kappelwiesen–Beim Roten Brunnen–Salzwiesen Cycle Path

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Nice, paved path off the road through a beautiful meadow valley.

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33.9 km

Market Square and Town Hall, Weil der Stadt

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Weil der Stadt's town hall was probably built in 1582, but fell victim to the devastating town fire almost half a century later and was destroyed by the flames. The Renaissance building was rebuilt a short time later in 1669, while retaining its historical features.
The town hall's round-arched arcades - now also known as "arcades" - used to house the Metzel and Bort arcades and are a reminder of the town's importance as a market and trading place.
Two coats of arms adorn the town hall's facades: the imperial coat of arms proudly stands on the west side. The south facade, on the other hand, bears the town's coat of arms with the imperial eagle, the St. Peter's key and the inscription S.P.Q.R. (Senatus Populusque Romanus: "Senate and People of Rome") as a sign of the historical connection to the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation.

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34.3 km

Lower Cycle Path (Schafhausen–Weil der Stadt)

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Beautiful trail in a beautiful setting

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37.8 km

Schafhausen–Döffingen Cycle Path

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Beautiful bike path in an idyllic location along the Würm from Schafhausen to Grafenau. This path is also used by pedestrians so CAUTION !!!

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40.2 km

Sculpture '13/93' by Erich Hauser

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13/93, 1993, Stahl, Erich Hauser.

"The sculpture "13/93" is one of Erich Hauser's late works, which works with crystalline, broken triangular shapes, whose vertical and sideways drifting tips rise into the sky. However, the apparent splitting into individual geometric shapes does not lead to a fragmentation of the basic structure, but to a unity staged by light. The prismatic dissection of the body is reminiscent of the cubist style at the beginning of the 20th century. In his sculptures, however, Erich Hauser succeeds in doing more than simply transferring these formal ideas into the sculptural; rather, his sculptures, which are supported by a spatial rhythm, are all-view surface figures as independent further developments. The neutral surface - the polished steel, in contrast to the early work, shows no traces of processing - does not allow the viewer to be distracted and confronts him directly with Hauser's artistic intention. At the same time, the play of light and shadow gives the viewer a lasting impression the steel plates lightness and makes the sculpture appear like an iron foldable or a minerally grown structure. As one of the most important German sculptors, Erich Hauser played a significant role in the development of plastic art after 1960, both as a pioneer through his unmistakable independence and through his inimitable "craftsmanship" quality. Initially, he used industrially prefabricated steel plates for his sculptures, which he made flexible by partially heating them and welded them together using the assembly principle. While this work is formally reminiscent of vegetative, organically grown forms, the sculptures of the following years are predominantly based on geometric shapes. Since the 1970s, Hauser has increasingly broken down the basic geometric shapes and created origami-like steel structures in the interplay of elementary forces with a dynamic that extends into space."
Source: schoenbuch-heckengaeu.de/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Katalog_Entwurf_SCULPTOURA_112023.pdf

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47.7 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

13.9 km

13.1 km

9.99 km

9.91 km

430 m

239 m

132 m

Surfaces

46.8 km

559 m

341 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Highest point (570 m)

Lowest point (390 m)

Weather

Wednesday 7 October

16°C

7°C

98 %

Additional weather tips

Max wind speed: 22.0 km/h

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Comments

June 27, 2024,Erste Rennradtour nach der OP 😁👍🚴🚴‍♂️

The first road bike tour since last August 🥰😁👍
Today Klaus discovered that a spoke on his gravel bike was loose.... After tightening it, the bike now has a 16er 🙈🤣.
So mount the flat pedals on the road bike and off we go. 🚴🚴‍♂️
The vehicle is pretty hard😳🤣 but it was really fun👍

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