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Entlang der Körsch – Körschtal (Abschnitt) Runde von Nellingen

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Entlang der Körsch – Körschtal (Abschnitt) Runde von Nellingen

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October 9, 2021

Entlang der Körsch – Körschtal (Abschnitt) Runde von Nellingen

Moderate

01:18

21.0km

16.2km/h

190m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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3.41 km

Körsch Valley Cycle Path

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Gravel, asphalt and pavement, here in the Körschtal there is everything in terms of surfaces.

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5.67 km

Pleasure palace in Scharnhausen, a district of Ostfildern in the Esslingen district. It was built in 1784 by Duke Karl Eugen von Württemberg for his lover and future wife Franziska von Hohenheim.

de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lustschloss_Scharnhausen

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6.15 km

The Körsch River at Scharnhausen

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The Körschtal is very nice to drive in both directions.

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8.89 km

Ramsbach Cycle Path

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Super nice, idyllic gravel path along the Bächle..
It's a lot of fun to jet around there.. and is "nicely" on the way to the Hohenheim Gardens (from home🤩)

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9.63 km

View of the Swabian Alb over the fields

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If the weather is right, Hohenneuffen Castle is easy to see.

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10.3 km

Ash Avenue on Königsweg (Häslachwald)

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Beautiful old trees. Would be even nicer if there would be a continuation for cyclists on the middle Filderstraße ...

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10.7 km

Körsch valley

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One particularly catches one's eye here is the Scharnhausen pleasure palace. Built in 1784 by Duke Karl Eugen of Württemberg for his beloved and later wife Franziska von Hohenheim. Today there is a therapy center for therapeutic riding.

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