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Germany

Baden-Württemberg

Kraichgau-Stromberg

Landkreis Ludwigsburg

Markgröningen

Glems River in the Glems Valley – View of Talhausen Vineyards loop from Markgröningen

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Hiking trails & Routes

Germany

Baden-Württemberg

Kraichgau-Stromberg

Landkreis Ludwigsburg

Markgröningen

Glems River in the Glems Valley – View of Talhausen Vineyards loop from Markgröningen

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4.7

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180

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Glems River in the Glems Valley – View of Talhausen Vineyards loop from Markgröningen

02:42

9.89km

150m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: April 22, 2026

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1.29 km

Bridge over the Glems River

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Small concrete bridge over the Glems river between Markgröningen and Talhausen with a beautiful view of the river, which usually flows sluggishly at this point.

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1.71 km

The paper mill was built in 1787 instead of the powder mill built in 1662. From 1788 the paper miller Antonius Boden produced hand-made paper. At the beginning of the 19th century it was one of the most important paper mills / cardboard factories in Württemberg. Today only the houses that once belonged to the factory remain.
Source: City of Leonberg, Der Glemsmühlenweg

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2.15 km

Talhausen — a hamlet in the Glems Valley

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A hamlet located on the Glems, which belongs to Markgröningen. Here you will find some very beautiful half-timbered houses, and the most beautiful part of the path along the Glems to Unterriexingen also starts from here.

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3.10 km

Glems River in the Glems Valley

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The Glems is a right tributary of the Enz in Baden-Württemberg. It rises in the Rotwildpark nature reserve near Stuttgart, which is part of the Glemswald forest in western Stuttgart. It flows through the districts of Böblingen and Ludwigsburg, dividing the Strohgäu and flows into the Enz near Unterriexingen.
Its length is 47 km;
its catchment area covers 196 km²

The name may originate from antiquity and be derived from the Indo-European word *glom(a)/*glem(a) from *Glamis(i)a, which would mean something like "the muddy one".

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3.76 km

Trail along the Glems

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An unpaved meadow path that runs directly alongside the Glems river. Definitely the most beautiful, because almost untouched, section in the entire Glems valley.

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4.17 km