Ochsenhau Hut Bohmenkirch – Eseltal Dam loop from Steinheim am Albuch

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Ochsenhau Hut Bohmenkirch – Eseltal Dam loop from Steinheim am Albuch

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Ochsenhau Hut Bohmenkirch – Eseltal Dam loop from Steinheim am Albuch

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33.4km

290m

Mountain biking

Easy mountain bike ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Kutschenberg-Heuschlaufenberg-Stürzelberg

Bullenberg-Dudelberg-Stockhau

Steinheimer Becken

Geopark Schwäbische Alb

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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9.38 km

Hülbe Pond at Märtelsberg

Highlight • Lake

Here you can find the Hülbe on Märtelesberg! A beautiful place!

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10.0 km

Ochsenhau Hut Bohmenkirch

Highlight • Mountain Hut

Great resting place. We felt comfortable here.

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12.3 km

In 1799 the former chapel, which stood in the middle of Kolomanswald, was demolished. In homage to the old Kolomankapelle, the Heidhöfer built a new chapel on their own with much dedication and love in 2007. This jewel is located on the Kolomanstraße in the Heidhöfen.
Source: Municipality Böhmenkirch

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21.7 km

Eseltal Dam

Highlight • Structure

The structure referred to as the "Eseltal Dam" on the official sign of the Wedel-Brenz Water Board is actually a flood retention basin built in 1962. The body of water, which only carries water periodically and has no fixed bed for long stretches, is the Eseltalgraben. It is dammed here in the event of flooding to prevent flooding of the nearby Federal Highway 466 and, further along, the villages in the Stubental Valley up to the town of Heidenheim. The crest of the dam is 150 meters long, and its highest point is almost 13 meters above the valley floor.

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23.6 km

Martinskirche Söhnstetten

Highlight • Religious Site

The first St. Martin's Church in Söhnstetten was probably founded between 500 and 750. The first written reference to a church and congregation here dates back to 1243. The church building at that time probably fell victim to the great fire of the Thirty Years' War (probably in 1634), when the entire village of Söhnstetten was burned and wiped out. Resettlement in Söhnstetten began in 1660, and the church was rebuilt six years later. By 1840, however, it was threatened with decay. In 1853, the people of Söhnstetten began building a new church. The new St. Martin's Church was consecrated on May 25, 1856.

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33.4 km

End point

Bus stop

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