Pfrimm Valley Viaduct – Aller Dann! Cycle Path loop from Marnheim

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Pfrimm Valley Viaduct – Aller Dann! Cycle Path loop from Marnheim

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Pfrimm Valley Viaduct – Aller Dann! Cycle Path loop from Marnheim

03:36

60.5km

290m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 23, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 31.0 km for 333 m

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Start point

Train Station

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2.12 km

Pfrimm Valley Viaduct

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That was the former railway line from Mainz over Alzey to Kaiserslautern.
This route ends now in Kirchheimbolanden, because shortly before the end of WW2 the bridge near Marnheim was …

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Zellertal Cycle Path

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Beautiful straight route in the Zellertal

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5.50 km

View of Zellertal and the Zellertal Memorial

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Directly at the monument you have a great view of the Zellertal including Donnersberg from the vantage point.

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13.2 km

Zellertal Cycle Path

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I recommend a visit to the Pfrimm renaturation site near Monsheim. The path on one side of the Pfrimm is better suited for walking, in order to get directly to/into …

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15.4 km

Monsheim Castle

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First mentioned in the 14th century as the moated castle “Veste Monsheim”. Today's castle complex was built in 1651 by the "Lords of Wachenheim". From 1780 to 1852 the property …

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21.8 km

Aller Dann! Cycle Path

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Very nice tour to Worms. The city is also very nice ice cream parlor at the cathedral ... delicious

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35.2 km

Stepping Stones Across the Pfrimm (Ochsenklavier)

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It is interesting that this is just historicism and therefore pure decoration. Shortly after the construction of the "Ochsenklavier", the bridge (dam) was built, which actually allowed man and livestock to come over the Pfrimm dry.

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