Forest Path – Solitude Allee loop from Korntal

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Germany

Baden-Württemberg

Kraichgau-Stromberg

Landkreis Ludwigsburg

Korntal-Münchingen

Forest Path – Solitude Allee loop from Korntal

Moderate

5.0

(3)

runners

Forest Path – Solitude Allee loop from Korntal

01:17

12.3km

100m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 4, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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91 m

Korntal Station Building

Highlight • Monument

Korntal's station once held great importance, as was evident at its inauguration. In 1865, the Württemberg state parliament had decided to build the Black Forest Railway from Stuttgart through the Strohgäu region to Calw. The section from Zuffenhausen via Korntal to Ditzingen was completed in 1868, and the Korntal station opened on September 23 of that year.

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3.51 km

Fields

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Asphalted field path intersection between Ditzingen and Münchingen, the path being used mainly by cyclists.

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8.19 km

Mammoth tree and hut between Korntal and Kallenberg

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Solitary, relatively tall mammoth tree on a small clearing in the forest between Korntal and Kallenberg.

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9.65 km

Forest Path

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The Gallenweg is a wide, unpaved, but easily walkable forest path in the woods near Korntal.

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10.2 km

Solitude Allee

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A section of Solitude Avenue where the original, straight route between Solitude Palace and Ludwigsburg is still clearly visible. On a clear day, Solitude Palace itself can also be seen along this straight axis.

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11.3 km

Korntal Manor

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Today's country castle is a manor house built in 1691 by the Lords of Münchingen on the site of the former Korntal manor. This estate had been owned by the Lords of Münchingen since 1621, before that it had changed hands several times, and was first mentioned in the statutes of the Sindelfingen Canonry in 1287. The Counts of Görlitz became co-owners of the castle through marriage. Hence its former name as Görlitz Castle.

In 1818 Gottlieb Wilhelm Hoffmann acquired the Korntal estate and castle. According to the contract, the purchase was made "in the name and for a religious society". The society mentioned here was the Evangelical Brethren Community founded by Hoffmann. The castle was initially used as a meeting house for the Brethren Community, whose members settled in a village built for this purpose on the estate's grounds. From this village developed the municipality of Korntal, which today belongs to Korntal-Münchingen; before 1819 the estate was part of the municipality of Weilimdorf. The country castle later served as a community inn. Around 1911, an extension for a ballroom was built, and in 1928 an extension to the rear of the building was added. The building is now used as a hotel.
Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landschloss_Korntal

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Saalplatz Korntal

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The history of Saalplatz is closely linked to the history of Korntal. It is not only the central square in front of the town hall, but it is also the place around which Korntal was founded almost 200 years ago. Above all, however, it is the central location of the Protestant Brethren Congregation.

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12.3 km

End point

Train Station

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