Runde von Feuchtwangen nach Dinkelsbühl
Runde von Feuchtwangen nach Dinkelsbühl
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Runde von Feuchtwangen nach Dinkelsbühl
03:12
53.4km
220m
Cycling
This beautiful cycle tour can be taken as a brisk half-day tour or expanded into a varied day trip with several stops. You cycle relaxed along the Sulzach and Wörnitz rivers through a beautiful meadow landscape without any major climbs. Just before the end you can expect a slightly longer…
Last updated: May 31, 2024
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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7.52 km
View of Hesselberg
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23.3 km
Bathing Lake Near Römerpark
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38.9 km
Dinkelsbühl Old Town
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53.4 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
34.6 km
7.24 km
5.65 km
5.25 km
299 m
273 m
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Surfaces
26.9 km
22.7 km
1.59 km
1.10 km
1.07 km
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Elevation
Highest point (500 m)
Lowest point (430 m)
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Monday 25 May
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Trail Reviews
I've been wanting to see Dinkelsbühl for a long time. Since the weather forecast was for quite good weather again today, we wanted to combine it with a bike ride. This time I used a ready-made tour from Komoot rather than planning it myself. I was skeptical about this route at first, as a large part of it was on roads. But there were hardly any traffic, so it wasn't a problem. In Dinkelsbühl, we got off our bikes and explored the town on foot. It's a beautiful place. Every alley is a little highlight. The cathedral is very, very impressive...definitely worth a look. We really enjoyed the tour. We will definitely visit Dinkelsbühl again and want to extend the tour into a 💯er tour.
Today, I spontaneously took advantage of the evening and pedaled up the Hesselberg. I couldn't have done any more kilometers today. Practice makes perfect, as they say. So, let's keep going.
After a week's break, I decided to do a little tour towards Hesselberg. So we set off in beautiful sunshine. It was -8 °C at first and the first stretch through the forest was completely covered in snow. Up to halfway through the route I had an extreme headwind, with up to 14 km/h. So I didn't make much progress on the tour at the beginning, even downhill, and struggled against the wind until Wittelshofen. From then on I was able to really enjoy the relatively easy tour without any really big climbs.
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February 1, 2023
This beautiful cycle tour can be taken as a brisk half-day tour or expanded into a varied day trip with several stops. You cycle relaxed along the Sulzach and Wörnitz rivers through a beautiful meadow landscape without any major climbs. Just before the end you can expect a slightly longer ascent.
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