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About Bayerisch-Schwaben
BAYERISCH-SCHWABEN? Ja, das gibt's. Im Westen von Bayern, da wo Bayern schwäbisch schwätzt...

Und was erwartet Dich da?

Eng gewebte Flusstäler, malerisches Alpenvorland und ein kreisrunder Meteoritenkrater: Bayerisch-Schwaben steht für einen Mix besonderer Naturlandschaften. So lässt sich im Geopark Ries entdecken, wie ein Meteoriteneinschlag tatsächlich Berge versetzen kann. Erlebnis-Geotope als "Fenster in die Erdgeschichte" führen zu den interessantesten Punkten.

Eine Schatzkammer für Naturfans ist auch das Schwäbische Donautal mit seinen Mooren, Auwäldern und Seen - bestens geeignet zum Wandern (auf dem DonAUwald-Wanderweg) und beim Radfahren auf dem DonauTäler-Radweg.

Wie eng Natur- und Kulturerbe miteinander verbunden sind, zeigt Bayerisch-Schwabens Hauptstadt Augsburg. Ihre einzigartige Wasserwirtschaft – ausgezeichnet mit dem UNESCO-Welterbe-Titel – gründet ebenfalls auf der Lage zwischen den Flüssen.

Schon immer waren die Flusstäler Verbindungsrouten – Kelten, Römer und Alemannen nahmen diesen Weg, Handel und Handwerk siedelten sich an, bedeutende Städte entstanden. Zentrale Achse fürs große Flüssehüpfen ist der berühmte Donau-Radweg. Weitere Flussradwege durchziehen die Region – vom Iller-Radweg ganz im Westen bis zur paradiesischen Paartal-Tour ganz im Osten. Oder entlang der schönen Schleifen der Wörnitz über die von wilden Wäldern gesäumte Wertach bis hin zum ländlichen Idyll der Zusam. Aber auch der Premium-Radweg DonauTäler, der das Schwäbische Donautal im Westen Bayerisch-Schwabens durchzieht, eignet sich hierfür in idealer Weise, inkl. der drei Paralleltäler von Mindel, Kammel & Günz.

Für Naturliebhaber und Wanderer ein "Muss": der DonAUwald-Wanderweg, Bayerisch-Schwabens einziger Premium-Wanderweg. Hier kannst auf 5 Etappen entlang der Donau das größte zusammenhängende Auwaldgebiet an deutschen Flüssen mit bedeutendem Artenreichtum durchwandern.

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July 15, 2025

Wertach-Radweg – Bayerisch-Schwaben im Sommer

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July 13, 2025

With plenty of greenery and numerous gravel banks along the riverbank for pleasant breaks, the Wertach Cycle Path is perfect for families with a love of nature. You'll cycle leisurely downstream through lush alluvial forests along the banks to Augsburg, where the Wertach River flows into the Lech River

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July 13, 2025

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July 13, 2025

Four different swimming lakes await you and your family on this tour. In addition to the lakeside fun, you'll also be cycling continuously along a river. The cycle path follows the Lech River from its source in Tyrol to its confluence with the Danube near Marxheim.



The section in Bavarian Swabia begins

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July 13, 2025

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It's worth packing your binoculars in your bike bag for this tour. Many rare animal and plant species live along the banks of the Paar River. With a bit of luck, you might spot a stork or a curlew. But that's not the only thing that makes the Paar Cycle Path a great place for the whole family. You can

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July 11, 2025

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July 11, 2025

The Zusam flows through the magnificent Augsburg – Western Forests Nature Park. Untouched nature, imposing churches, and clattering mills await you there. Most of the route is paved and takes you along quiet side roads or farm tracks, primarily through meadows and fields. This makes cycling a perfect

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July 11, 2025

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Sliding or cycling? On this tour, you don't have to choose. The river cycle path along the Wörnitz takes you to, among other things, a fantastic outdoor swimming pool – with great opportunities for children.



You start in Auhausen, which lies on the edge of the Ries Geopark, a huge crater formed by an

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July 11, 2025

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This river cycle path leads through the idyllic landscape of the Günz River. The route has almost no inclines, making it suitable for families. Only at the very beginning does a hill await you on the way from Krumbach to the Günz Valley.



Then the route continues north at a leisurely pace, sometimes directly

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July 11, 2025

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The cycle path through the Mindel Valley is perfect for a summer day, as it passes several swimming lakes. Combined with the sights along the way, the route makes for a lovely day trip for the family. Young and old alike can also learn about the region's waterways along the way.



It starts at Aletshausen

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July 11, 2025

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July 11, 2025

Off to Silbersee! That and much more is the motto of this tour. The Kammel River is also a focal point. It leads you south through the idyllic landscape of Bavarian Swabia, with a steady but gentle climb.



This river cycle path starts at the train station in Offingen. Mostly on paved paths, you'll cycle

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July 10, 2025

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Swimming fun meets culture on this tour. The Danube Cycle Path is a classic among river cycle paths. It's a delight for all ages, with lakes and outdoor pools beckoning at many corners – a perfect summer family outing. With all the great opportunities for breaks, it's worth splitting the tour into two

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July 9, 2025

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July 9, 2025

Cycling along the river and stopping at beautiful swimming spots along the way: That's what awaits you on this tour. The main attraction is the Iller River, which you'll follow from the southern Allgäu region on natural gravel paths to Ulm. The route is also perfect for younger cycling enthusiasts, as

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