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Hagenau-Weißenburg
Drusenheim

Murgtal Cycle Path – View of the Rhine Plain loop from Drusenheim

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France
Alsace
Hagenau-Weißenburg
Drusenheim

Murgtal Cycle Path – View of the Rhine Plain loop from Drusenheim

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Murgtal Cycle Path – View of the Rhine Plain loop from Drusenheim

07:08

149km

1,690m

Expert road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The route includes a crossing by ferry. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 2, 2025

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Start point

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1

6.59 km

Rheinwald

Forest

2

42.0 km

Hairpin Bends to Baden-Baden

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Great up and down between Murg and Oostal

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3

47.8 km

View of the Murg Valley from Eberstein Castle

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Worthwhile stop. Great view of the Murgtal - now with a photo frame.

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4

47.9 km

View of the Murgtal from Schloss Eberstein

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Wonderful view from the beer garden to the valley of the Murg. In addition, some interesting hiking trails cross here. I enjoy the view with my little evening round with the road bike.

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5

56.2 km

Murgtal Cycle Path: Section between Au and Langenbrand

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Very beautiful section with bare rock on one side of the cycle path and wonderful views down to the Murg and the Murgtalbahn on the other side.

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6

68.3 km

Rock Tunnel on the Murg

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Fantastic cycle path for bicycles and RR.
With great views of the Murg

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7

77.2 km

Murgtal Cycle Path

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Expanded suitable for racing bikes. In places a bit nooks and crannies, but well signposted. And scenic.

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8

99.9 km

Ruhestein

Mountain Pass

9

104 km

View of Mummelsee Hotel

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Great panorama, but unfortunately a lot of traffic on the Black Forest High Road, especially on weekends. So it's best to come here during the week.

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105 km

Seibelseckle

Mountain Pass

11

108 km

View of the Rhine Plain

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Great views and fast descents! Have fun ;)

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138 km

Niederwald

Forest

B

149 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

74.6 km

39.8 km

13.8 km

10.8 km

8.93 km

613 m

155 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

139 km

4.56 km

3.89 km

784 m

186 m

< 100 m

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