Rehbach Cycle Path – Wooden Bridge Over the Rehbach loop from Limburgerhof

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Rehbach Cycle Path – Wooden Bridge Over the Rehbach loop from Limburgerhof

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Rehbach Cycle Path – Wooden Bridge Over the Rehbach loop from Limburgerhof

03:46

15.0km

20m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 17, 2026

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Neuhofener Woog

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3.54 km

Rehbach Cycle Path

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

a beautiful park, with benches to linger.

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4.91 km

Waldmühle Inn

Highlight • Restaurant

Beautiful beer garden ... suitable as a destination for a walk through the adjacent forest ..

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5.43 km

Restaurant Zum Waldpark

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Greek restaurant, lunch until 14:30, closed on Tuesday. In summer you can sit outside. Food was good and cheap.

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5.67 km

Wooden Bridge Over the Rehbach

Highlight • Bridge

Beautiful bridge over the Rehbach. There is a rest stop very close by

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7.40 km

Partnership Square Neuhofen

Highlight • Monument

Nicely laid out place in the center of Neuhofen

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10.3 km

Naturfreundehaus Neuhofen at Neuhofener Woog

Highlight • Mountain Hut

Beautifully situated on the lakes farmed Naturfreundehaus with playground and many seating.

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13.9 km

Little castle in the park

Highlight • Monument

The building, which looks quite modern, was formerly the residence of Countess Waldner von Freundstein and can now be rented for events and weddings.

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14.6 km

Boundary Stone of Limburgerhof

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The settlement of the area here is documented from the Middle Stone Age. In Roman times, a long-distance road from Strasbourg to Mainz ran straight through today's district. You can …

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