Forest highway – Freedom Monument, Waghäusel loop from Huttenheim

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Forest highway – Freedom Monument, Waghäusel loop from Huttenheim

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Forest highway – Freedom Monument, Waghäusel loop from Huttenheim

05:43

97.2km

180m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 29, 2026

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Wagbachniederung

Geo-Naturpark Bergstraße-Odenwald

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Start point

Train Station

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Hardtwald

Forest

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Grabener Allee Cycle Path, Karlsruher Forst

Highlight • Cycleway

There are many great paths in the Karlsruhe Forest. Natural, with solid gravel and paved. There's something for everyone ;-)

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Palace Garden Entrance – Linkenheimer Allee

Highlight • Monument

The northern entrance to the Karlsruhe Palace Gardens. Coming from the Ahaweg, past the majolica, from the Wildparkstadion or the university campus, which usually traverses the busy city center, you can take a break here right on the lake's edge.

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Grabener Allee

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Great for driving up to speed. But be careful with the streets, some of which have to be crossed!

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58.9 km

forest highway

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This forest highway really demands to just let go ... so head out and straight on, full force ahead!

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63.0 km

Campsite Forest Path to Heidelberg

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This is the main route for cyclists in the direction of Heidelberg. It is pleasantly cool through the forest and the path is far from public transport. The paths are well maintained and there are several rest huts.

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65.1 km

Inland dune in the Schwetzinger Hardt

Highlight • Natural Monument

The inland dune was overgrown for a long time. The dry summers of recent years have destroyed the tree population, making the dune visible again. The sand is very fine, like that on a seashore! It's worth seeing!

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