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Start / finish: John-F.-Kennedy-Allee (at the Realschule) in RE-Pattonville, parking is available in this street.Note:
- not a classic bike tour, it is partly on unpaved field and meadow paths! The condition of the trails depends on the weather and the season!Please note:
Part 1: komoot.de/tour/215043634, approx. 13.5 km
+
Part 2: komoot.de/tour/215113146, approx. 2 km
= a total of about 15.5 km
(I ended the tour at farm shop by mistake).Directions:
- At the "Hofladen Sperling" we continue straight ahead
- past the "Viesenhäuser Hof"
- at a fork we leave the "Hofsträßle" and "turn" right
- we follow the road straight downhill
- we reach the sewage treatment plant in Viesenhausen
- here we pass it on the right and finally follow the gravel path uphill
- over gravel paths or narrow paths (you should enjoy it on foot), past beautiful orchards ... we finally reach the "Aldinger Straße", which we carefully cross (note traffic, here traffic is allowed 60 km / H)
- After crossing, we turn right and drive back to the starting point on the bike path

Start / finish: John-F.-Kennedy-Allee (at the Realschule) in RE-Pattonville, parking is available in this street.Note:
- not a classic bike tour, it is partly on unpaved field and meadow paths! The condition of the trails depends on the weather and the season!Please note:
Part 1: komoot.de/tour/215043634, approx. 13.5 km
+
Part 2: komoot.de/tour/215113146, approx. 2 km
= a total of about 15.5 km
(I ended the tour at farm shop by mistake).Directions:
- At the "airfield" of Pattonville we turn left at the roundabout on the bike path, direction RE-Aldingen
- At the first opportunity we cross the L 1144 (right), be careful of traffic, cars can drive here at 70 km / h!)
- After crossing, we immediately turn left and follow the paved dirt road for a short distance
- at the next "crossing" we turn right
- the path leads straight down into the "Holzbachtal"
- we cross the "Holzbach" over a bridge and follow the path to the "Hornbach"
- At the pedestrian traffic light (on the Hornbach) we cross the L 1100
- it continues straight to the Neckar
- At a bridge (here the "Holzbach" flows into the Neckar) we turn right
- now it always goes straight, along the Neckar
- past the main sewage treatment plant in Stuttgart-Mühlhausen to Stuttgart-Mühlhausen
- there we cross the Neckar on the left over the "Vier-Burgen-Steg"
- after the bridge we turn right and keep going straight to "Max-Eyth-See"
- we pass below the castle ruin "Hofen" (visit is worthwhile, further information: stuttgart-tourist.de/a-burgruine-hofen)
- continue straight ahead between Max-Eyth-See and Neckar (follow the signs for cyclists at Max-Eyth-See) until we finally cross the Neckar again via the "Max-Eyth-Steg"
- after the jetty we continue straight uphill
- At the next opportunity we turn right and follow the gravel path
- we reach the vineyards and have a great view of Stuttgart ...
- now we follow the paved path straight through the vineyards
- At the first opportunity we turn right, still through the vineyards
- the path makes a wide left turn, at the end of which we finally turn right again
- At the next T-junction we turn right again and drive down the "Keltersteige" (steep, 15% gradient)
- we are back in Stuttgart-Mühlhausen
- here we turn left into "Arnoldstraße" and then left into "Baltenstraße"
- turn right at the end of "Baltentraße" (we are again in "Arnoldstraße")
- because of the traffic I avoid the intersection and walk a bit on the pedestrian path or across a square in the direction of the "district council house" on the "Mönchfeldstrasse"
- At the town hall I cross the street (right) and drive up the "Meierberg"
- past the "Veitskapelle" and I finally turn left into "Veitstraße"
- now it's going up steeply
- at a fork I turn right into "Schirmerstrasse, which I follow straight on
- At the end of the street I turn left into the "Weidenbrunnen" (watch out for traffic)
- Because of the traffic and the uphill climb, I walked a bit on the pedestrian path
- at the next possible opportunity I crossed the street on the right and followed the dirt road
- from here the paths become "worse" or there are no longer asphalt paths, but gravel paths or meadow paths / field paths (please note!)
- now we always go straight
- and finally reach the paved road to the "Sonnenhof"
- here we turn left and drive past the "Sonnenhof"
- shortly after the Sonnenhof we continue straight on a graveled dirt road and reach a nice rest area with seating under a beautiful oak
- At the oak tree, we turn left and then right again
- Now continue straight ahead on graveled dirt roads to "Hofsträßle" (asphalt road)
- there we turn right and reach the "Hofladen Sperling"- for more, see part 2, komoot.de/tour/215113146!

Start / finish: parking lot at the fire brigade in Spiegelberg,
Hiking board available- pleasant hike
- "Wine glass on pink background" marking
- mostly gravel forest roads, forest and meadow paths
- seating only at the beginning and end (benches)
- along the way there are information boards on the subject of "glass production in Spiegelberg"Directions:
- from the parking lot we follow the marking
- On a meadow path along the Lauter we pass a bridge that we cross
- we turn left and follow the path along the Lauter
- We reach a street, there we turn right and walk up the "Erlenklingenweg".
- at the next junction we turn left and follow the "Kalkbrunnenweg"
- We now follow this path with a slight incline and uphill in wide arches
- at a fork we leave the "Kalkbrunnenweg" and follow the path uphill to the right ("Dentelwaldweg")
- we follow the path in a wide right-hand curve and are below the "Großhöchberger Höhe"
- After about 1 km we leave the forest path and turn right into a forest path
- now it goes on dirt roads through the forest
- We finally reach a hut via an old quarry (lime was previously mined here for glass production)
- now the path becomes wider again ("cattle pasture path")
- we follow this gravel forest path and finally leave the forest
- We reach "Großhöchberger Straße" over a beautiful meadow landscape
- There used to be a coal kiln at this point
- we turn right and follow the road for a short distance (pay attention to traffic)
- to turn right into the forest path (sign "Spiegelberg")
- At the next fork in the forest, we keep right and follow a forest path downhill until we reach a gravel path
- we keep left and follow this dirt road downhill to "Neuhöchberg"
- we follow a short stretch of the residential street ("Falkenstraße") and then turn right (note markings)
- We reach a club house via a narrow dirt road
- we follow the street to a turning plate (playground / stop)
- here we go straight on (past between sports facilities and clubhouse) and reach a narrow forest path that we follow
- we leave the forest and walk back to Spiegelberg at the edge of the forest
- In Spiegelberg we follow the marking back to the parking lotInformation at: schwaebischgmuend.albverein.eu/schwaebisch-fraenkische-waldberge

Start / finish: car park at the Altkrautheim campsite (Hofstattwiesen)Circular hike along the Jagst, to the Goldberg and above the Meßbachtal, approx. 9km.
-more information at: naturfreunde.de/sites/default/files/attachments/natura-trail_im-mittleren-jagsttal_0.pdf- The whole hike is well signposted / signposted "NaturaTrail"
- pleasant, beautiful hike
- Pure nature: water, narrow paths, "glue", dry slopes ...Directions:
- Our path leads from the parking lot towards the opposite premises of the Rüdinger forwarding agency
- this is where the official route begins (note the signs)
- We go across the company premises and reach a meadow path that we follow straight on
- After a few hundred meters we reach an artificial Jagst floodwater, which has developed into a magnificent biotope
- here we turn right and go past the biotope
- We reach a floodplain forest, in front of which is a historic landmark Baden-Württemberg
- it continues through the grove
- we reach a free space and keep to the right
- on the slope, a narrow path leads slightly uphill
- We reach a dirt road (signpost), here we turn left and follow the dirt road along the edge of the forest
- At the end of the path we turn right and then immediately left (at the 1st junction) into the forest
- here the NaturaTrail meets the "Path of Silence" and the "Württ. Wine hiking trail ”(red grape) - signposts available
- it continues through the forest
- Finally, a so-called "glue" leads downhill to an asphalt road
- there is a bench with information boards
- We continue straight ahead on the asphalt road
- we reach "Klepsau" (left turn)
- here we do not follow the road (over a bridge), but continue straight ("graveled" path), the Jagst is on our left
- in the shade of the trees we reach a beautiful spot on the Jagst, which is exactly opposite "Klepsau"
- At this point ("ford") you can even cross the Jagst to Klepsau (depending on the water level!) or stretch your feet into the water
- We stay on the right side of the Jagst and continue straight on the meadow path
- At a "landmark" it goes right into the forest
- A narrow forest path now leads steeply uphill on a slope
- At the height we leave the forest and reach a paved road over a strip of meadow, where we turn right and follow the road
- past a memorial (with bench)
- shortly after the memorial we leave the paved road and turn left
- On a meadow / field path it goes straight on at the edge of the forest
- At the end of the forest we turn left (further downhill) and then immediately right again on the meadow / field path on the slope of the Meßbach valley
- now it goes straight on
- At the next sign, we turn sharply right and reach the gravel road uphill across the field
- We follow this road (turn left) to a orchard
- there we turn left and follow the meadow path to an equipment barn
- there we turn sharply left (signpost) and follow the path steeply downhill
- At the next opportunity, turn right (signpost) onto a slope (bench with a beautiful view of the Meßbachtal)
- we follow this meadow path on the slope to Altkrautheim
- the path ends on a paved road, where we turn right
-We follow the road uphill
- At the height - shortly before the place name sign - we turn left onto an unpaved path that we go up to a street
Follow (Brunnensteige)
- there we turn left and follow the road down
- At the end of the "Brunnensteige" street, we turn right and shortly after we reach our starting point

Start/Ziel: Alfdorf im Rems-Murr-Kreis in Baden-Württemberg- anspruchsvollere Wanderung
- teilweise steilerer Ab-/Aufstieg, aber machbar
- Trittsicherheit vorteilhaft (vor allem bei Absteig zum und ab "Hohlen Stein")
- ansonsten aber asphaltierte Straßen bzw. geschotterte Wald-/ForstwegeWegbeschreibung:
- wir starten vom Marktplatz in Alfdorf
- anfangs orientieren wir uns an der Markierung "Hasenpfad" ("Hasen-Symbol")
- vorbei geht es am "Alten Rathaus" mit Brunnen (mit Wappen von Alfdorf, s. Hinweise unten)
- wir erreichen das "Obere Schloss" (heutiger Sitz der Gemeindeverwaltung) mit Schlosspark/"Schlossgarten"
- wir haben einen kleinen "Rundgang um das "Obere Schloss"
gemacht
- wir folgen dem "Hasen" und erreichen die evangelische "Stephanuskirche" (s. Hinweise unten), Kirche war an diesem Tag geschlossen
- über den "Lindenplatz" geht es links weiter zum "Unteren Schloss" (Hinweise s. unten)
- wir folgen dem "Hasen" und biegen nach einem kurzen Stück an der "Unteren Schlossstr." rechts ab und folgen dem "Maierhofweg" bergab
- vorbei geht es an einem Wanderparkplatz mit Infotafel
- an einer T-Kreuzung biegen wir rechts ab, Richtung "Schölleshof" (Markierung "Hase")
- vorbei an Wiesen und Feldern mit einer tollen Aussicht auf die Dreikaiserberge und zur Schwäbischen Alb
- wir folgen immer noch dem "Hasen" und verlassen schließlich die asphaltierte Straße, um über einen Waldpfad zum "Hohlen Stein" (Hinweise s. unten) zu gelangen
- nach dem "Hohlen Stein" folgen wir dem teilweise wurzelreichen Waldpfad bzw. dem geschotterten Waldweg bergab zum Standort "Mühlenbachweg, Abzweigung "Hohler Stein", bei dem wir links abbiegen, Richtung Bruck
- wir folgen diesem geschotterten Wald-/Forstweg immer geradeaus, bis zur "Brucker Sägmühle" (wir orientieren und nicht mehr am "Hasen"!)
- im Weiler "Brucker Sägmühle" halten wir uns links und folgen dem Radwegweiser Richtung "Alfdorf" (Achtung Auto und Radfahrer)
- über ein schönes Wiesental gelangen wir zu einer Brücke
- wir überqueren die Brücke und folgen der asphaltierten Straße bis zur "Maierhofer Sägmühle"
- bei der "Maierhofer Sägmühle" biegen wir gleich am "Orts"eingang links ab und folgen dem Forst-Waldweg bergauf
- weiter geht es durch einen schönen Mischwald (teilweise steilerer Aufstieg)
- ab hier gibt es keinerlei Markierungen/Beschilderungen
- an der 1. T-Kreuzung biegen wir rechts ab und danach gleich wieder links, danach folgen wir dem geschotterten Hauptwaldweg immer bergauf
- wir erreichen schließlich eine Anhöhe, verlassen den Wald und folgen dem Feldweg bis zu einer asphaltierten Straße
- an dieser Straße biegen wir links ab und wandern zurück nach "Alfdorf (Achtung Verkehr!)
- wir erreichen wieder "Alfdorf"
- über den "Maierhofweg" - Unteres Schloss - Lindenplatz - Stephanuskirche - Oberes Schloss - Altes Rathaus erreichen wir wieder unseren Ausgangspunkt (Marktplatz)Hinweise zum Wappen:
- vom Landratsamt verliehenes Wappen, existiert seit 1980
- die 1972 vereinigten Gemeinden Vordersteinenberg, Pfahlbronn und Alfdorf wollten ein gemeinsames Wappen, mit den Symbolen der 3 Gemeinden
- das neue Wappen "setzt" sich zusammen aus dem Wappen der ehemaligen Gemeinde Alfdorf mit den Zaunpfählen aus dem Wappen Pfahlbronns und dem Berg aus dem Wappen Vordersteinenbergs
- Blasonierung/Beschreibung des Wappens: „In Gold ein erniedrigter schwarzer Zaun (vier Pfähle), überdeckt mit einem grünen Dreiberg, aus dem eine blaue Lilie wächst, die am Bund rechts mit einer abwärts geneigten grünen Buchel, links mit einer abwärts geneigten grünen Eichel besteckt ist.“Hinweises "Oberes Schloss" = "Neues Schloss"
-1602 von Philipp von Neuhausen und seinem Schwager Joachim Berchthold von Roth erbaut
- Bauweise: rechteckiges, dreigeschossiges Steinhaus mit Satteldach und zwei viergeschossigen Türmen an beiden Ecken der OstseiteHinweise zur "Stephanuskirche":
- in den Jahren 1774 bis 1776 erbaut, unter dem Gmünder Stadtbaumeister Johann Michael Keller
- Vorbild war die Aalener Stadtkirche
- 1957 und 2015 wurde sie renoviert
- auffallend ist der gelbleuchtende Kirchturm
- selten für diese Gegend dagegen ist das "Zwiebeldach"
- die Besonderheit liegt in der Raumgestaltung: es ist eine sogenannten Quersaalkirche, d.h. Altar, Kanzel und Taufstein sind an der Längsseite und die Anordnung der Sitzplätze beschreiben einen Halbkreis (=rein protestantische Sakralbauform)
- das Kirchenpatronat liegt seit 1628 bei den Freiherren von Holtz
- weitere Informationen unter: evangelische-kirche-alfdorf.de/einrichtungen/stephanuskircheHinweise zum "Unteren Schloss" = Altes Schloss"
-im Privatbesitz der Freiherren vom Holtz (seit 1628 in Alfdorf ansässig)
- Privatbesitz = keine Besichtigung
- um 1550 für die Herren von Neuhausen erbaut
- 1624 Errichtung eines Neubaus
- Kauf durch Georg Friedrich vom Holtz (damals Kapitän im kurbayrischen Heer)
- dreigeschossiger Rechteckbau mit Stufengiebeln, Torhaus (gebaut 1720) , Hofanlage mit NebengebäudenHinweise zum "Hohlen Stein" bei Alfdorf:
- durch einen kleinen Wasserlauf, der über eine harte Sandsteinkante fällt, wird der darunter liegende weichere Sandstein langsam ausgehöhlt
- der große, heruntergestürzte Brocken am Boden der Grotte zeugt davon welche Kraft in dem kleinen Bächlein steckt

Start / finish: Parking lot "Festplatz" / "Freizeitbad" Jurawell "in Herbrechtingen, district of Heidenheim, Baden-WürttembergPlease note:
- Part 1 (komoot.de/tour/198381271)
and
- Part 2 (komoot.de/tour/198382081)
result in a circular hike of approx. 10 km!GPS data of the complete tour: komoot.de/tour/198084704Part 2: from the "Bindsteinfelsen" via "Falkenstein" - "Eselsburg" to HerbrechtingenDirections:
- from the "Bindsteinfelsen" we hike on the gravel path towards "Falkenstein"
- at the next sign we turn right, direction "Falkenstein"
- we cross the Brenz over a bridge
- After a short distance the "Falkenstein" is in front of usInformation about the "Falkenstein:
Falkenstein Castle is a ruin today.
As a so-called high castle, it lies on the western slope of the Eselsburger valley in the Heidenheim district in Baden-Württemberg.
The actual Falkenstein Castle was on the head of a 510 m above sea level. NN high rock on the slope of the Eselsburger valley.- If you want, you can integrate the ascent or descent to the castle into the hike (approx. 1.4 km in total)
- we turn left below the castle, towards "Eselsburg"
- it continues through the "Eselsburger Tal"Interesting information about the "Eselsburger Tal" at:
rp.baden-wuerttemberg.de/rps/Abt5/Naturschutzgebiet/Documents/56_s_Faltblatt_NSG_Eselsb_Tal.pdf- We reach "Eselsburg" and turn left at the next sign in the village, direction "Lernort Brenz"
- at this learning location the focus is on "beaver construction" or you get an insight into the life and living space of the beaver (benches and table available)Note Information on the "Brenz learning location" at:
die-brenz.de/die-brenz/brenz-erlebnis-und-lernorte- we turned left after the place of learning
- it continues over a bridge
- after the bridge we turn right and follow the gravel path (direction Herbrechtingen Jurawell)
- We always follow this path straight ahead - past the wonderful wet meadows - back to the parking lot (numerous benches are on this path and invite you to linger)

Start / finish: Parking lot "Festplatz" / "Freizeitbad" Jurawell "in Herbrechtingen, district of Heidenheim, Baden-WürttembergPlease note:
- Part 1 (komoot.de/tour/198381271)
and
- Part 2 (komoot.de/tour/198382081)
result in a circular hike of approx. 10 km!GPS data of the complete tour: komoot.de/tour/198084704Part 1:
From the leisure pool in Herbrechtingen over a wonderful heath landscape to the "Bindsteinfelsen".Directions:
Attention: The recording of the tour starts above the parking lot.
- From the parking lot "Festplatz" it goes over a paved path to a signpost (the leisure pool is on our right).
- we follow the marking "yellow ring", uphill and arrive at a beautiful heathland
- At the edge of the forest we turn right and hike over a beautiful meadow path across the heath landscape
- We reach a paved road (on the left it goes into the forest / spell forest) and walk straight on
-We follow this street to a housing estate
- At the intersection "Buigenstr./Heideweg" we turn left
- At the end of the housing estate we reach a dirt road, which we follow up to the drinking water tank "Pfaffenplatz" (orientation on the large radio mast)
- There is a bench behind the building on the elevated tank
- Our hike continues at the elevated tank on the dirt road
- At the next opportunity, we turn left and follow this path to the next development / housing estate
- Attention: in front of the housing estate we turn "sharp" to the left and hike over a barely visible meadow path over a beautiful heath landscape (we "circle" the elevated tank "Pfaffenplatz")
- we reach a bench with a wonderful view (e.g. of the former Anhausen monastery)
- we stay on this meadow path and continue to walk "straight on" to another "viewpoint"
- from here you have a great view of the "Fischerfelsen / Bindstein"
- At this point there is a rest area with a table and benches
- we follow the meadow path down towards "Fischerfelsen"
- In the valley we turn left and reach the mountain rescue Herbrechtingen with a barbecue area
Information at: bergwacht-herbrechtingen.de/images/Antraege_Formulare/Hinweise_Bindsteinhütte_und_Grillstelle_web.pdf
- At the signpost "Fischerfelsen", continue straight on the gravel path "towards" Falkenstein "
- Attention: the path over the bridge at the "Bindsteinmühle" (turn right at the signpost) or shortly after the bridge was "closed" at this time - however, you can see the lock or the flora and fauna on the water up close (what we did).
- one follows - (without a detour to the lock / binding stone mill) - the graveled path leads directly past the binding stone rock "(with rest area (table and benches)Danger:
The tour continues at: komoot.de/tour/198382081
(my cell phone battery has "flopped", thanks Powerbank!)

Start finish:Start / finish: "Olfener Höhe" nature park car park between Airlenbach and Olfen (Beerfelden) on the L3120
Alternative: Natural Park car park "Dicke Eiche" near Beerfelden-Airlenbach- pleasant hike
- Awarded the identifier "B3" by the Odenwaldklub as a quality trail "Wanderbare Odenwald"
- Marking very well
- Forest paths, forest paths, gravel paths and asphalt roads alternate
- There are numerous benches / rest areas along the entire route that invite you to linger
- Nature-loving hike through Beerfelder Land
- for hikers who want to enjoy nature and landscapeDirections:
- at the parking lot "Olfener Höhe" we cross the L3120 and follow the marking "B3"
- it continues on a forest path through the forest
- At first we mainly hike through forest and forest paths through the beautiful mixed forest
- before Airlenbach we leave the forest and walk past meadows and paddocks
- from here it continues on asphalt roads and you have a wonderful view of Airlenbach
- then it goes downhill again through the forest towards the nature park parking lot "Dicke Eiche"Notes on the "thick oak"
- The oak is also called "Siegfriedeiche"
- it has been sung in a well-known folk song "There is a tree in the Odenwald" for generations and is said to have been personally planted by Siegfried (Nibelung legend)
- This is of course not verifiable, but one is certain that the "thick oak of Airlenbach", although it is in a rather weak overall condition, is around 800 years old- from the "thick oak" it goes uphill on asphalt paths past the Airlenbach forest houses
- On the way there is a sandstone shrine dedicated to "Saint Hedwig", the patron saint of Schleswig and Andechs
- We reach the Airlenbach refuge, which invites you to rest
- Via forest paths it continues (uphill) through the forest
- above Airlenbach the path finally leads out of the forest
- past meadows we follow the path at the edge of the forest
- We reach a permanently installed bee site and finally reach a fallow deer enclosure via a gravel path.
- shortly after the fallow deer enclosure it goes right into the forest and back to our starting point via a natural forest path

Start / finish: Hiking car park shortly after "Lampoldshausen" (part of Harthausen / Kocher), on the left side, hidden in the forest (Attention: no hiking car park sign)- pleasant hike
- wind turbines and nature
- no seating, i.e. no benches etc.
- great mixed forestHints:
- the Harthausen Forest is a large forest area between the valleys of the lower reaches of Jagst and Kocher
- Information on the "Hardthäuser Wald" wind farm: zeag-energie.de/energie-zukunft/windkraft/harthaeuser-wald.htmlDirections:
- from the parking lot, turn right, past the hiking map map, onto the "Schönbrunnenweg" (we follow the "blue line")
- it always goes straight, past a hut.
- at an intersection (1st view of a wind turbine) we turn left into "Brunnenteichweg"
- we follow this path to a fork and then follow the "Buchwaldweg", very easy climb
- it always goes through the wonderful mixed forest
- At another intersection, continue straight ahead into "Henkersweg"
- we follow the forest path "berg"
- there is another intersection, which we also cross straight ahead, into the "Kammerforstweg"
- at a T-junction we turn left (Degelbachweg ")
.. if you look back, you see another wind turbine
- we follow this "Wad- / Forstweg to the next T-junction, there we turn right into the" Trautenplanie ".
- we walk right past a wind turbine
- we follow the "wedding plan"
- We are now in the middle of the wind farm and can discover several wind turbines at once
- In a clearing, go straight ahead into "Sauhausweg"
- now it is again only through the mixed forest to a fork
- there we follow the "Kohlenplattenweg"
- We reach our first wind turbine again and then turn left into "Schönbrunnenweg" and finally reach the parking lot again

Start finish:
Parking at the Abtsgmünd-Untergröningen shopping center- pleasant hike
- paved or gravel paths / roads
- no special highlights, but pure nature!Directions:
- From the parking lot we go over a bridge along the B 19, through Untergröningen
- past the "Lamm-Bräu"
- After the 2nd bridge over the Kocher, we "turn" right into the forest (green marking "Idyllic road, Tour U" available)
- A steeper, gravel path leads uphill through the Gröninger forest
- we now always follow the marking (well signposted)
- after the small climb we reach "Stein"
- nice view over meadows and fields with a small red bench
- we follow the "Limpurger Straße" (watch out for traffic)
- we leave the paved road and turn right, past meadows / fields
- to hike through the beautiful mixed forest again to the valley of the Rötenbach
- we leave the forest / forest path and turn right, continue on an asphalt road (pay attention to traffic)
- We hike through an idyllic valley along the "Rötenbach", past a hut
- the hike continues through the suburbs "Vorderer Rötenbach" and "Hinterer Rötenbach"
- At the end of "Hinterer Rötenbach" we turn right (follow the mark)
- now follows a steeper climb through the forest
- At the top you have a wonderful "all-round" view
- past a dog sports field, we follow the marking and reach "Abtsgmünd-Untergröningen" again