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Weinberge am Neckar – Max-Eyth-Steg Runde von Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen

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Weinberge am Neckar – Max-Eyth-Steg Runde von Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen

Natascha planned a bike ride

August 11, 2021

Weinberge am Neckar – Max-Eyth-Steg Runde von Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen

Moderate

01:32

22.4km

14.6km/h

260m

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

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 2.79 km for 167 m

After 10.1 km for 114 m

After 15.6 km for 85 m

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Lower Feuerbach Valley Nature Reserve

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Nice quiet valley. Narrow country road is closed to cars on Sundays. The surface of the separate path for pedestrians and cyclists on the opposite side of the stream was …

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Mühlhäuser Steillagen and Cannstatter Zuckerle Vineyards

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Beautiful, steep vineyards on the Neckar with the usual vineyard cottages.

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Vineyards as far as the eye can see

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Just nice to drive along there.

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9.19 km

View of the vineyards on the Neckar

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The vineyards on the Neckar side and a large lake on the other. Very nice bike path with beautiful views.

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9.70 km

Max Eyth Footbridge

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The Keefertal connects the Stuttgart districts of Münster and Mühlhausen. There are not many cars on this wide road, which is why there is enough space for walkers and cyclists. …

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Freienstein-Eulenbühl Viewpoint

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The Freienstein belonged to the area „Freiberg" and was first mentioned in documents around 700. The historical connections regarding field names and land rights show that there was a - …

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