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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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planned a bike ride

May 5, 2026

Time

6h01m

Distance

93.1km

Speed

15.5km/h

Ascent

230m

Descent

310m
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April 25, 2023

The Danube Cycle Path is a classic among river cycle paths. In Bavarian Swabia he starts in Ulm. There you have a wonderful view of the highest church tower in the world, which adorns the Ulm Minster, from the Neu-Ulm shore side.



The further course of the Danube Cycle Path remains culturally particularly

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planned a bike ride

May 5, 2026

Time

2h35m

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42.2km

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16.4km/h

Ascent

170m

Descent

70m
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April 24, 2023

This river cycle path starts in Offingen at the train station. South of the town, the Kammel flows into the Mindel, which shortly afterwards flows into the Danube. After leaving Offingen, the Kammel takes you south through the idyllic landscape of Bavarian Swabia. It goes steadily but gently uphill.



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planned a bike ride

May 5, 2026

Time

2h18m

Distance

35.8km

Speed

15.5km/h

Ascent

100m

Descent

170m
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April 24, 2023

This river bike path leads through the idyllic banks of the Günz. The path comes out almost without gradients. If you travel to Krumbach by train, you only have to cycle over a hill to get to the Günztal.



Then it goes leisurely and sometimes directly along the shore to the north. On the way you can cool

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planned a bike ride

May 5, 2026

Time

2h58m

Distance

45.9km

Speed

15.5km/h

Ascent

110m

Descent

190m
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April 24, 2023

The cycle path through the Mindeltal is perfect for a summer day, as it leads past several bathing lakes. Together with the sights along the way, the route becomes a nice day trip.



From the Aletshausen train station you cycle over a ridge into the Mindeltal. Then it's all downhill through the beautiful

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planned a hike

March 25, 2026

Time

2h31m

Distance

4.54km

Speed

1.8km/h

Ascent

80m

Descent

80m
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March 19, 2026

On the Lauschtour, you'll follow in the footsteps of one of the most celebrated writers of the 20th century. With 40 million copies sold, Ludwig Ganghofer's books could be found in almost every household in Germany. The hike takes you to the places of his childhood, which the local poet spent here in

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planned a hike

March 25, 2026

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0h44m

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809m

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1.1km/h

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0m

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March 19, 2026

A castle that once belonged to the world's richest men, medieval gates and fortifications, and Bavaria's smallest theater – all this awaits you on your audio tour through the Fugger town of Weißenhorn. Together with two experts in your ears, you'll explore the town that was ruled by the descendants of

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planned a hike

March 25, 2026

Time

1h29m

Distance

5.21km

Speed

3.5km/h

Ascent

80m

Descent

80m
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March 19, 2026

This audio tour not only accompanies you on a ramble through a beautiful Upper Swabian landscape of forests, orchards and lakes, it also takes you into the heart of Roggenburg Monastery. Around the choir of the baroque monastery church, the organ also known as the "Great Roggenburg Woman" and the convent

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planned a hike

March 25, 2026

Time

1h00m

Distance

1.50km

Speed

1.5km/h

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10m

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0m
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March 19, 2026

Narrow streets, old fortifications and a walk along the city wall await you on the audio tour in Nördlingen, which takes you through the town's historically dark chapter of witch hunts.



From the Löpsinger Tor you follow the ramparts on the city wall and soon reach the Spitzturm, which served as a prison

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planned a hike

March 25, 2026

Time

1h15m

Distance

4.23km

Speed

3.4km/h

Ascent

10m

Descent

10m
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March 19, 2026

This audio tour takes you through Neu-Ulm, between old ramparts, picturesque parks and sweeping views over the Danube, across Germany's largest remaining fortress.



It starts at Schießhausallee at Glacis Park, which was originally part of a federal fortress. The path along the moat leads past the fortress

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planned a hike

March 25, 2026

Time

1h15m

Distance

1.25km

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1.0km/h

Ascent

10m

Descent

10m
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March 19, 2026

On this listening tour, you'll discover the geological, cultural, religious, and linguistic complexity of the crater town of Monheim. At the site where a 25-kilometer meteorite struck about 15 million years ago, you'll now find the tri-border region between Swabia, Old Bavaria, and Franconia.



The starting

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planned a hike

March 25, 2026

Time

1h40m

Distance

3.83km

Speed

2.3km/h

Ascent

80m

Descent

60m
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March 19, 2026

The audio tour at the Goldberg takes you into a fantastic world of legends, gives deep insights into the earth's history and offers fantastic views over the Donauried. You will be accompanied by a mysterious figure - the Goldbergmännle. Directly behind the Alm you disappear into the dense forest. Soon

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planned a hike

March 25, 2026

Time

1h58m

Distance

3.13km

Speed

1.6km/h

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0m

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0m
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March 19, 2026

Damp meadows, black peat and an astonishing amount of life – the hike through the Leipheimer Moos takes you through a rustic swamp landscape. On this audio tour you will be accompanied by a biologist who will give you an insight into the nature worth protecting, as well as by former peat cutters who

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planned a hike

March 25, 2026

Time

1h29m

Distance

3.72km

Speed

2.5km/h

Ascent

60m

Descent

10m
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March 19, 2026

Krumbach's history is closely linked to water. Along rivers and streams, past mills and flood protection systems, moated castles and thermal baths, you will discover the charming village on this audio tour.



You start in the Stadtpark, where the Krumbach and Kammel rivers meet. From the water wheel of

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planned a hike

March 25, 2026

Time

1h11m

Distance

2.23km

Speed

1.9km/h

Ascent

40m

Descent

0m
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March 19, 2026

Past millennia-old burial mounds, over mystical forest paths and on the grounds of a reconstructed farmstead, this audio tour takes you on the trail of the Celts who lived here more than 2000 years ago. Around Ichenhausen, you'll explore a landscape that transforms into an open-air museum with headphones

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March 25, 2026

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0h35m

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809m

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1.4km/h

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0m

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March 19, 2026

Between the picturesque facades of the castle and market square, narrow streets and historically significant churches and towers, you explore the town of Günzburg on this audio tour, which rightly deserves its nickname "Little Vienna". You follow in the footsteps of the Habsburgs, solve the riddle of

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