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Germany
Rhineland-Palatinate
Palatinate Forest
Landkreis Bad Dürkheim
Deidesheim

Westrandstraße Cycle Path – View of Hambach Castle loop from Deidesheim

Routes
Road cycling routes
Germany
Rhineland-Palatinate
Palatinate Forest
Landkreis Bad Dürkheim
Deidesheim

Westrandstraße Cycle Path – View of Hambach Castle loop from Deidesheim

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4.7

(3)

94

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Westrandstraße Cycle Path – View of Hambach Castle loop from Deidesheim

01:53

45.7km

230m

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: July 20, 2026

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1.10 km

Ruppertsberg Village Center

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Ruppertsberg is a beautiful wine village on the German Wine Route and is located in the largest contiguous wine-growing region in Germany. The village community has around 1,500 inhabitants and is part of the Deidesheim community.
Further information is available here: ruppertsberg.de

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9.93 km

Westrandstraße Cycle Path

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Beautiful bike path along the busy Westrandstrasse.

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14.7 km

Fronmühle on the Speyerbach

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The first clue can be found in a register of owners of the Weißenburg monastery from 1255. There today's Fronmühle is named as "Kameral-Fronde-Mühle" which came into the possession of the Weißenburg monastery as a legacy of the Speyer bishop Heinrich II. Heinrich II had received the imperial village of Haßloch as a pledge. By pledging Haßloch, the Fronmühle was alternately an episcopal or stately mill. The "subjects" of that time, that is, all citizens from Haßloch, Böhl and Iggelheim, were forced to have their grain ground in the Fronmühle. The mill on the Speyerbach was still in operation a few years ago.

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19.0 km

Scenic Road Between Duttweiler and Geinsheim

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I agree: recommended route

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24.7 km

View of Hambach Castle

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6

25.6 km

Kirrweiler Village Fountain

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The village fountain in Kirrweiler is great for a little break. Take a look up at the town hall roof. There is a stork's nest. Is currently occupied

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37.6 km

Mandelring Scenic Route in Haardt

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Wow! Very nice wine street with grandiose viewpoints and impressive buildings

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45.0 km

"Significant events in the older and more recent Deidesheim history and customs are represented symbolically:

Vine:
The central element of the fountain is the vine. The vine, like water, is a symbol of life in the Christian West. For Deidesheim, however, the vine is much more than a symbol of life: from the beginning until today it has been the real element that has shaped Deidesheim's development. Consequently, only the vine could stand in the center of a fountain, the themes of which are the history and customs of Deidesheim.


Crown:
it refers to King Wenzel, who gave Deidesheim town charter in 1395.


Shepherd's staff:
the shepherd's crook stands for almost 700 years of Deidesheim's membership in the Prince Diocese of Speyer.


Helmet:
it is reminiscent of the knight von Böhl, who established the Bürgerhospital Foundation as early as 1494, which is still very active today.


Tricorn:
it is a reference to the Deidesheimer costume of the traditional folk dance group, which has been active in the cultivation of customs for over 60 years.


Billy goat:
the billy goat stands for the tribute that the city of Lambrecht has had to pay to the city of Deidesheim for grazing rights since the Middle Ages.


Suitcase:
the suitcase refers to the emigrants and especially to the founder Frank J. Lyden, whose foundation ultimately made the construction of the fountain possible.


Cylinder:
it stands for the "Deidesheimer Kerwebuwe", which has been opening the Deidesheimer Weinkerwe since 1972 with a humorous speech.


Inkwell:
The inkwell symbolizes a still young tradition, the tower writing of the Foundation for the Promotion of Literature, founded in 1978. "
Source: pfalz.de

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45.7 km

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33.3 km

6.38 km

2.74 km

1.58 km

1.53 km

249 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

43.0 km

1.73 km

935 m

126 m

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Wednesday 29 July

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22°C

31 %

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