Stage 4: From Beilngries to Kelheim - Altmühltal cycle path
Stage 4: From Beilngries to Kelheim - Altmühltal cycle path
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From Beilngries, the route passes Arzberg, one of Bavaria's 100 most beautiful geotopes, and leads first to Kottingwörth and the parish church of St. Vitus. Near Töging, the Altmühl River flows into the Main-Danube Canal, which from then on shapes the Altmühl Valley as far as Kelheim. The small town…
Last updated: October 5, 2026
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Start point
105 m
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15.8 km
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30.4 km
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32.3 km
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34.3 km
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45.2 km
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46.0 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
31.9 km
6.50 km
4.48 km
2.88 km
145 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
19.8 km
16.7 km
8.63 km
401 m
337 m
152 m
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We completed this approximately 50 km long loop tour with the help of the local bus, which took us and our e-bikes from Kelheim to Beilngries.
From there, we wanted to cycle back to Kelheim through the Altmühltal valley. But at first, it was impossible to get through! Many roads were closed, sky and people in …
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Nevertheless, we managed to motivate the little one again in such a way that her ambition triumphed and she completed the last stage alone. 💪
So she drove everything herself except for the 2 …
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Here in Kelheim the King Ludwig Canal begins and ends with its water being fed by the Danube.
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February 18, 2026
From Beilngries, the route passes Arzberg, one of Bavaria's 100 most beautiful geotopes, and leads first to Kottingwörth and the parish church of St. Vitus. Near Töging, the Altmühl River flows into the Main-Danube Canal, which from then on shapes the Altmühl Valley as far as Kelheim. The small town
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