Footbridge of the Two Banks – Kinzig Cycle Path loop from Kork

Footbridge of the Two Banks – Kinzig Cycle Path loop from Kork

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riders

Footbridge of the Two Banks – Kinzig Cycle Path loop from Kork

03:30

65.6km

100m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

Tips

Your route passes through protected areas

Please check local regulations for:

Unterwassermatten

Langwald

Salmengrund

Sundheimer Grund

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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901 m

Kork Village Square

Highlight • Settlement

Idyllic place in the center of the village

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11.4 km

Kittersburger Mühle Beer Garden

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Pit Stop to re-energize and drink. Is nice and quiet and worth a visit.

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24.7 km

Unterwassermatten

Nature Reserve

26.8 km

Langwald

Nature Reserve

31.5 km

Dundenheimer Wald

Forest

48.8 km

Mühlbach

Lake

49.2 km

View of the Rhine near Goldscheuer

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Little traffic during the week

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52.9 km

Mill Brook, Sundheimer Grund

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A beautiful old arm of the Rhine that was reconnected to the water cycle some time ago. Here at the bridge you can also get into the water to cool off.

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55.5 km

There are a few pedestrians on the trail. But you can cycle here. The firm sand is also good for city bikes. If you want to get there faster, please choose the long-distance cycle path that runs parallel to it.

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57.6 km

Footbridge of the Two Banks

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The two footbridges of the bridge, which are reserved for cyclists and pedestrians, meet in the middle of the Rhine in a 100 square meter platform. The Parisian architect Marc Mimram, who designed the design, wanted to give walkers an opportunity to enjoy the landscape and experience the connectedness. For pedestrians and cyclists, this place with tables and benches is ideal for a rest, and that with a really breathtaking view.

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58.9 km

Beatus Rhenanus Bridge

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The Beatus Rhenanus Bridge has been connecting the two countries for pedestrians, cyclists and trams since 2017. Beautiful at sunset!

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61.8 km

Kinzig Cycle Path

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Easily passable bike path along the Kinzig

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65.6 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

45.6 km

6.76 km

5.62 km

5.04 km

2.58 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

23.2 km

21.5 km

13.3 km

6.81 km

658 m

279 m

Elevation

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Weather

Sunday 8 November

7°C

2°C

67 %

Additional weather tips

There’s a fairly high chance of rain. Consider packing a waterproof jacket.

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Comments

July 7, 2024,Pasta annihilation !

First of all, thanks again to @Grégory Freychet for your "cheesecake annhilation"

As we had homemade ravioli with a porcini mushroom filling on our plates for lunch today and I ended up with a decent portion in my stomach, I couldn't help but get back on my bike and start a digestive tour.

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December 2, 2023,Cheesecake annihilation !

"Not even cold, not even bad"... well yes... a little on the feet all the same.

All this had started very badly, lured by the sirens of the petty-bourgeois comfort of our living room, I was slumped on the sofa, a plate of corrupting cheesecake on my knees enjoying a complicit fire which purred sweet seductive words to me : …

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