Mit dem Rad über die Zwiefalter Alb – Mythos Schwäbische Alb
Mit dem Rad über die Zwiefalter Alb – Mythos Schwäbische Alb
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Mit dem Rad über die Zwiefalter Alb – Mythos Schwäbische Alb
02:26
32.8km
410m
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This 30-kilometer round takes you through lonely areas in beautiful nature. It starts at the monastery in Zwiefalten, one of the most important late baroque buildings in Germany. Right at the beginning you work up a sweat, because it goes up to the Zwiefalter Alb.
After the steep section, however,…
Last updated: May 31, 2024
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Naturpark Obere Donau
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254 m
Zwiefalten Abbey Church (Minster of Our Lady)
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5.41 km
Former tower cross of the Dreifaltigkeitskirche Schmiden
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21.2 km
Ohnhülber Spring and Bannwald Trail
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28.8 km
Tobeltal Gorge
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32.8 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
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17.3 km
13.3 km
1.84 km
254 m
Surfaces
19.1 km
9.60 km
2.89 km
1.12 km
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Elevation
Highest point (770 m)
Lowest point (540 m)
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Thursday 28 May
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Trail Reviews
Beautiful tour followed by a stop at beer heaven! (If I go to heaven, I'll go to this one♥️)
Peace, relaxation, nature, away from traffic - you're in the right place on the Zwiefalter Alb, even on very warm days, because the weather forecasters were predicting one. That's why we started in Zwiefalten quite early in the morning. That turned out to be an advantage, also because the climbs were mostly in the shady forest. And because after half of the route it was downhill, the midday heat was hardly noticeable because of the wind. Along the Zwiefalter Ach and over the ridge of the Tautschbuch, we first went to Mörsingen and from there through the Friedinger Tal to the Große Heuneburg. Because the forest has taken over the Celtic site, you don't see too much of it. The route led up the Wetterstetter Tal and the Kohltal to Tigerfeld and from there on tarred paths via Gossenzugen back to Zwiefalten.
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May 4, 2021
This 30-kilometer round takes you through lonely areas in beautiful nature. It starts at the monastery in Zwiefalten, one of the most important late baroque buildings in Germany. Right at the beginning you work up a sweat, because it goes up to the Zwiefalter Alb.
After the steep section, however, that
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