Confluence of Neufnach and Schmutter
Confluence of Neufnach and Schmutter
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Confluence of Neufnach and Schmutter
Cycling
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Mountain biking
4.3
(20)
Gravel riding
5.0
(2)
Road cycling
5.0
(2)
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January 29, 2021
Mountain biking
With a length of 96 km, the Schmutter is a small tributary of the Danube.
The Schmutter rises in the perennials about three kilometers west of Siebnach and flows north through the hill country and the Western Forests Nature Park towards the Danube. From Neusäß it runs on the western edge of the Lech Valley. At the lower reaches of it it flows into the Danube. The mouth of the Schmutter near Donauwörth forms the historic end point of the Via Claudia.
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Elevation 540 m
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