Gingen an der Fils town center – Old St. Mary's Church Süßen loop from Kuchen (Fils)

Gingen an der Fils town center – Old St. Mary's Church Süßen loop from Kuchen (Fils)

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Gingen an der Fils town center – Old St. Mary's Church Süßen loop from Kuchen (Fils)

01:25

30.6km

260m

Road cycling

Easy road ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 15.0 km for 53 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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1.33 km

Historic Workers' Settlement Kuchen

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Significant in industrial history - it is best to take a few minutes and let the past sink in.

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3.55 km

Gingen an der Fils town center

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Gingen is called the "Pearl of the Fils Valley" and is picturesquely nestled between mountains at the interface of the Albtrauf and Fils landscape parks. As a destination and starting …

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3.95 km

Asphalted cycle path from Gingen to Süßen

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Great bike path that leads to work and back every day.

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11.6 km

St. Jakobus Church, Krummwälden

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The Jakobuskirche was and is the center of Krummwäld. It is a place that invites you to prayer and to celebrate worship and a gem of which the Krummwälden people …

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16.5 km

View of Hohenneuffen Castle and the Swabian Jura countryside

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Great climb on a paved dirt road with beautiful views of an idyllic landscape that resembles the Allgäu!

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23.0 km

Parish Church of the Assumption of Mary (New Church of Mary) Süßen

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You don't have to see it

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23.3 km

Old St. Mary's Church Süßen

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The previous chapel was probably cremated in 1449 during the Swabian City War. It belonged to the parish of Hürbelsbach, as the branch church of which it was documented in …

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28.6 km