Nagoldtalsperre – Climb Erzgrube–Besenfeld loop from Egenhausen

Nagoldtalsperre – Climb Erzgrube–Besenfeld loop from Egenhausen

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Nagoldtalsperre – Climb Erzgrube–Besenfeld loop from Egenhausen

03:14

61.6km

1,030m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 8, 2026

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After 26.2 km for 632 m

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10.4 km

Erzgrube Reservoir

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Really hard ascent.

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13.0 km

Nagoldtalsperre

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Always worth a visit, especially for a good coupling session

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14.2 km

Climb Erzgrube–Besenfeld

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Nice, even, not too steep ascent.

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26.5 km

There is a small parking lot on the street from which you can descend to the idyllic Poppelsee. The artificially dammed lake served as a "driving lake" to use the small Poppelbach for the removal of driftwood.

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47.4 km

Köllbachtal mit Seitentälern

Nature Reserve

53.8 km

Schlossteige Berneck

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If you like, you can treat yourself to an ice cream down in the Rössle and then take the beautiful ascent up to Martinsmoos / Wart - beautiful view of Berneck and the surrounding area!

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57.3 km

View of Altensteig Old Town

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Here, at the Nagold Bridge at the foot of Altensteig, there is a great view of the beautiful old town - a postcard motif!

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58.2 km

Blick auf die Altstadt von Altensteig

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From this recreation area, you have a fantastic view of Altensteig's old town – numerous half-timbered houses and, above all, the Old Castle are clearly visible. The recreation area was initiated by the Black Forest Association.

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