View of Zell im Wiesental – View of Ehrsberg loop from Zell (Wiesental)

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View of Zell im Wiesental – View of Ehrsberg loop from Zell (Wiesental)

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View of Zell im Wiesental – View of Ehrsberg loop from Zell (Wiesental)

03:14

34.5km

880m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Biosphärengebiet Schwarzwald (Kernzone)

Naturpark Südschwarzwald

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Train Station

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312 m

View of Zell im Wiesental

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Zell im Wiesental was first mentioned in documents in 1275 and since 1810 has been granted city rights. The city counts today about 6 200 inhabitants. For a long time the city was known as an industrial location of the textile industry and seat of several spinning mills and weaving mills. Even today, the brand name "Irisette" is known for high quality bed and table linen. The textile / industrial past is dedicated to the lively and attractive Wiesentäler Textile Museum (wiesentaeler-textilmuseum.de). Since the 1990s, automotive suppliers and mechanical engineering as well as many small and medium-sized efficient trade and craft enterprises have dominated. An important role in the history of the city of Zell im Wiesental is played by the Weber family, whose descendants have written and influenced the history of music throughout the world. That the memory of the Weber family is so alive, the city has to thank in particular the research of her honorary citizen, who died in 1998, the well-known dialect poet and writer Gerhard Jung. Cell i.W. is the birthplace of Constanze Mozart, b. Weber, the Constanze Mozart city. Source: Zell im Wiesental.de

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2.79 km

Todtnauerli Sculptures in Atzenbach

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It was 53 years ago that the "Todtnauerle" drove for the last time. I still remember this railway line from my childhood, because I also traveled 2-3 times on this line. The railway was 18.7 km long and was opened as a privately operated narrow-gauge railway in July 1889. From 1897 it was operated by the Süddeutsche Eisenbahn-Gesellschaft. With a gradient of 1:35 at one point, the route had the largest gradient and was also the only route with a tunnel in the southern Black Forest that was owned by a Baden private railway company. It was the prerequisite for the industrial development of the upper meadow valley in the 19th century. At that time, the textile industry was the most important branch of the economy. Most of these companies no longer exist today. Other industries took their place. In Atzenbach there are 2 bronze sculptures that still remind of the time of this railway line. The railway line became a cycle path, which is also used as a “lever hiking path”.

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12.6 km

View of Ehrsberg

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The small town of Ehrsberg is located in the Zeller Bergland, in the Southern Black Forest National Park. The area is especially made for mountain biking. From this point you not only have a great view of the place, but when the weather is clear you can even see the Roche Towers in Basel.

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