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Baden-Württemberg
Landkreis Rottweil
Schenkenzell

Little Kinzig Reservoir – Kleine Kinzig Reservoir loop from Schenkenzell

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Mountain biking trails
Germany
Baden-Württemberg
Landkreis Rottweil
Schenkenzell

Little Kinzig Reservoir – Kleine Kinzig Reservoir loop from Schenkenzell

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Little Kinzig Reservoir – Kleine Kinzig Reservoir loop from Schenkenzell

04:47

49.1km

1,060m

Expert mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 30, 2025

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Includes a very steep uphill segment

You may need to push your bike.

540 m in total

Waypoints

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Start point

Train Station

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1

1.12 km

Ruine Schenkenburg

Castle

2

8.34 km

Teisenkopf Tower

Highlight • Viewpoint

Wonderfully situated mountain with a well-maintained observation tower, accessible and the view is really worth it!

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3

9.86 km

Viewpoint

Viewpoint

4

25.7 km

Roßhardhütte

Highlight • Mountain Hut

The hut is open from May to October and there is something to eat and drink. Be careful, however, it was closed during my last visit. The view is always sublime!

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28.9 km

Seeblick

Viewpoint

6

31.4 km

Kleine Kinzig Reservoir Panorama Trail

Highlight • Trail

The water path is located in the scenic, quiet valley of the Kleine Kinzig in Reinerzau. This impresses with its very well-developed hiking trails right along the water. Wanderherz what you want more.

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31.6 km

Turquoise Water at Kleine Kinzig Reservoir

Highlight • Lake

Look at the fantastic color of the water! Unfortunately, swimming is not allowed in this reservoir. Warning: According to the signs, the area is monitored by cameras!

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32.5 km

Little Kinzig Reservoir

Highlight • Lake

There is another great vantage point. Exactly opposite the dam on the other side of the dam, it goes up to the lower Zwieselberg approx. 3 km. Relatively high up …

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32.6 km

View of the Kleine Kinzig Reservoir

Highlight • Viewpoint

“The Kleine Kinzig dam (Kleine-Kinzig dam) is a dam that was put into operation in 1984 in Reinerzau near Freudenstadt in the Black Forest, (Baden-Württemberg). It serves the drinking water …

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35.2 km

Kleine Kinzig Reservoir

Highlight • Lake

This reservoir is not used as a bathing lake (swimming is prohibited), but is intended for water supply. This area is ideal for exploring on short hikes or mountain bike …

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35.3 km

Kleine Kinzig Reservoir

Highlight • Lake

An artificial drinking water reservoir that can be easily reached by MTB or on foot. It's worth walking around.

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49.1 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

41.1 km

2.76 km

2.33 km

2.31 km

326 m

172 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

28.4 km

9.29 km

4.45 km

3.51 km

2.07 km

813 m

626 m

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Highest point (840 m)

Lowest point (340 m)

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