Main-Neckar Cycle Path – Miltenberg to Mosbach-Neckarelz
Main-Neckar Cycle Path – Miltenberg to Mosbach-Neckarelz
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Main-Neckar Cycle Path – Miltenberg to Mosbach-Neckarelz
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57.6km
600m
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The varied Main-Neckar cycle path leads from Miltenberg am Main in Bavaria to Mosbach-Neckarelz am Neckar in Baden. It thus connects two beautiful river landscapes.
It starts in Miltenberg. Here you cycle a bit directly along the banks of the Main before you turn south and follow the Mud to…
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Last updated: May 31, 2024
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15.0 km
Buch–Ünglert cycle path in the Bavarian Odenwald Nature Park
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22.9 km
Ünglert Rest Stop
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22.9 km
Ünglert Village Center
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23.1 km
Riesenmühle Ünglert
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28.2 km
Elz Bridge
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28.5 km
Langenelz Station on the Wanderbahn Neckar-Odenwald
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34.5 km
View over the Odenwald
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38.8 km
Mundartweg Station 19 – Krumbach
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47.2 km
Hasbach Bridge
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48.0 km
Lohrbach Station
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53.3 km
Graffiti Panels in Elzpark
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54.0 km
Fire Brigade Fountain Mosbach
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54.6 km
Fish Ladder on the Elz
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Way Types & Surfaces
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28.8 km
11.7 km
9.42 km
6.87 km
566 m
262 m
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46.1 km
3.22 km
3.02 km
2.96 km
2.24 km
147 m
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Departure was at 8.50 a.m. The sky was overcast and it was cool too. The route was wonderful. Almost the entire route was on cycle paths. Long stretches in the forest. Initially along the Elz stream, later mainly through the forest. The cycle path was a dream to ride. We rode on the former railway line, the hiking path, now a cycle path through the Neckartal-Odenwald Nature Park. A beautiful area. The hiking path ends and continues as a smart path, also a great cycle path. Then a short break in Amorbach. The surprise, a beautiful place with a church, abbey and beautifully restored half-timbered houses. Today's destination is Miltenberg, also a beautifully restored place with half-timbered houses, cobblestones and located on the Main. Today we left Baden-Württemberg and arrived in Bavaria. Addendum: Miltenberg is a beautiful medieval town and well worth seeing. Pictures will be added later. Today we had a very nice meeting with three Portuguese people who live and work here. And then the five of us sat on the bench and had a chat like you only experience in the south.
Beautiful cycling tour over the Neckar-Main cross-link to Miltenberg to the Faust brewery with a guided tour through the brewery...without E...the calories have to be worked off...
Very nice first stage completed plus 15 km more. A tough climb at the beginning but then a pleasant course along the Main.
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January 28, 2021
The varied Main-Neckar cycle path leads from Miltenberg am Main in Bavaria to Mosbach-Neckarelz am Neckar in Baden. It thus connects two beautiful river landscapes.
It starts in Miltenberg. Here you cycle a bit directly along the banks of the Main before you turn south and follow the Mud to Amorbach
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February 3, 2022
Did the trail (Oct 2020) with my son (12). Was his first "long" tour on the bike. Tip. The GPX file of the trail, which you can download and which will also have been the basis for planning here, seems to be ancient. It actually consists of points that are marked on a map every 20-50m. Especially Komoot
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