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The Le Corbusier lock deserves to be highlighted.

relatively narrow cycle path - be careful of oncoming traffic

Easy marl path, no special shoes required.

The Kembs Locks are located on the Grand Canal d'Alsace, near Rhine Island. They play a vital role in river navigation and managing the flow of the Rhine. There are several locks in this area, including the Kembs-Niffer Lock, designed by Le Corbusier and inaugurated in 1961. This lock has been listed as a Historic Monument since 2005 due to its remarkable architecture. The locks allow boats to pass between the Grand Canal d'Alsace and the Rhine, facilitating river transport. They are also integrated into EDF's hydroelectric projects, which harness the river's energy to generate electricity.

A nice way to ride into the Black Forest from Basel

Another great bike path that takes you away from traffic

Striking, huge tree, which is particularly noticeable when climbing

Beautiful climb from both sides with a great view towards Eggenertal. Usually little traffic. Good opportunity to turn off the road with the gravel or mountain bike onto the forest paths towards Bürgeln Castle or Hochblauen.