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道から離れた、きれいで静かな自転車道

この戦車兵舎からSchönaichまでの自転車道も、兵舎のフェンス沿いに、常に幹線道路と並行して走っています。

The sculpture "13/93" belongs to Erich Hauser's late works, which employ crystalline, fractured triangular forms whose vertical and lateral, drifting points reach towards the sky. The apparent splitting into individual geometric forms, however, does not lead to a fragmentation of the basic structure, but rather to a unity that is co-staged by the light. The prismatic decomposition of the body is reminiscent of the Cubist style at the beginning of the 20th century.

The market square with its half-timbered showcase houses, the Protestant church and the market fountain are all calendar motifs.

Nice, quiet and easy to ride route.

A very beautiful route, but I was particularly impressed by the truly special Berneck Castle, which towers above everything!

In 1995, the town of Weil der Stadt installed the fountain, which is fed by a spring near the mill. Blacksmith Gerhard Längerer from Renningen crafted the four copper figures: Shepherd (1999), Dog (2002), Sheep (2007), and Schäfle (2009). The shepherd figure represents Fritz Weida, the last full-time shepherd of Schafhausen.

The bends just before Rohrau are always a highlight on the downhill. Your concentration on the road can easily obscure the magnificent view from "up there." After that, you practically shoot into town. You should be a bit careful here because of the parked cars on the outskirts (strictly speaking, the speed limit is 30 km/h in town, and you should at least be ready to brake). The route is also great as a climb, as there's usually less traffic. Once you've overcome the switchbacks, the final third of the route follows a gentle downhill slope behind the crest toward the Hildrizhausen/Herrenberg junction.