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On the fifth stage of the main route, you'll cycle from Nürtingen to Geislingen Steige. Shortly after the start, the first longer climbs await you, leading you to the Albtrauf and offering wonderful views.



You'll cycle leisurely through the picturesque Lautertal valley before a steep climb takes you up

On the third stage, you'll cycle through beautiful river valleys along the Neckar, Enz, and Glems rivers from Marbach am Neckar to Weil der Stadt.



You'll begin by cycling along the Neckar River past beautiful vineyards, then through the shady Bietigheim Forest to the medieval half-timbered town of Bietigheim

The sixth and final stage of the main route takes you from Geislingen Steige to Schorndorf. The first major climb awaits you right at the start. You'll be rewarded with magnificent views and a pleasant descent.



Then you climb steeply to the Reiterleskapelle chapel, before cycling up and down through fields

On your way from Weil der Stadt to Nürtingen, you'll pass through the picturesque Würm Valley and the Schönbuch Nature Park. The fourth stage begins with a ride along the Würm Valley Cycle Path toward Ehningen. Along the way, you'll repeatedly pass artistic sculptures erected amidst the magnificent landscape

From Murrhardt, the second stage takes you to Marbach am Neckar. As on the previous stage, you'll pass numerous Roman ruins along the Limes, cycling through the magnificent natural surroundings of the Swabian Forest. Eventually, the trees thin out and you descend into the Murr Valley.



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The first stage takes you from Schorndorf to Murrhardt. After exploring this charming half-timbered town, you'll cycle through the Remstal valley to Lorch. From here, you'll follow the route up into the forest. Along the way, you'll repeatedly encounter old Roman watchtowers and forts – the Limes once

The main route of the Stuttgart E-Bike Region takes you around the state capital of Stuttgart for approximately 400 kilometers. Along the way, you'll discover the districts of Ludwigsburg, Böblingen, Esslingen, Göppingen, and the Rems-Murr district. You can find more information about the sections in