About Schwäbische Alb
Besonders die noch sehr junge, unbekümmerte Donau prägt die Alb seit Jahrmillionen. Schon vor fast 40 000 Jahren durchstreiften Menschen ihre wilden Täler und rauen Hochflächen und hinterließen hier die ältesten Kunstobjekte der Menschheit – ein kulturelles Vermächtnis, das unter dem Schutz der UNESCO steht.
Auf einer Radtour oder Wanderung kann man auf Entdeckungsreise zu Aussichtskanzeln, Flusstälern, Karsthöhlen und der alten Kulturlandschaft der Wacholderheiden gehen, die durch die Tradition der Schäferei bis heute bewahrt wird.
652 km
51:19 h
Recent Activity
Schwäbische Alb planned a bike ride.
December 3, 2025
03:47
61.2km
16.2km/h
480m
450m
Schwäbische Alb planned a bike ride.
December 3, 2025
03:43
57.6km
15.5km/h
640m
480m
Starting from Dörzbach, the first thing you cycle through the nature reserve St. Wendel zum Stein. Beautiful nature with dense forests and steep rocks awaits you here. You will also pass one or the other pilgrimage chapel, which you can visit with a little rest.
It continues in several turns through the
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Schwäbische Alb planned a bike ride.
December 3, 2025
04:04
67.0km
16.5km/h
510m
430m
In Bad Friedrichshall you say goodbye to the Kocher, which flows into the Neckar here, and in Jagstfeld, a few hundred meters away, welcome the Jagst, which also unites with the Neckar there. From today you are on the way back to the starting point Aalen and follow the Jagst upstream, which means that
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Schwäbische Alb planned a bike ride.
December 3, 2025
02:11
37.8km
17.4km/h
160m
200m
From Forchtenberg, the Kocher-Jagst cycle path always brings you close to the river through the beautiful wine landscape of the Heilbronner Land. Lush forests on shallow hills and idyllic green meadows that extend next to the bike path are part of the landscape again on this stage.
On the way to the stage
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Schwäbische Alb planned a bike ride.
December 3, 2025
02:35
44.5km
17.3km/h
270m
350m
Freshly rested, you continue your journey the next morning at the stove and follow its loops, which it pulls through the beautiful valley. Shortly before Braunsbach, one of the most impressive structures in Germany opens up in front of you: the Kochertal Bridge. It is the largest bridge of its kind in
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Schwäbische Alb planned a bike ride.
December 3, 2025
03:48
66.4km
17.5km/h
380m
530m
The circular route on the Kocher-Jagst cycle path starts in the former free imperial city of Aalen. Thanks to the good connection to public transport, you can easily take the train to the starting point. From there it goes 46 kilometers mostly downhill to Gaildorf.
From Aalen you cycle north to Hüttlingen
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Schwäbische Alb planned a bike ride.
December 3, 2025
20:03
334km
16.6km/h
2,430m
2,430m
The Kocher-Jagst cycle path has a total length of just over 330 kilometers. Both rivers along which it runs rise only a few kilometers apart in the Ostalbkreis near Aalen and flow into the Neckar at almost the same point near Bad Friedrichshall.
The circular tour begins on the Kocher-Jagst cycle path
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Kocher-Jagst-Radweg and others planned a bike ride.
December 3, 2025
03:44
60.5km
16.2km/h
470m
440m
From Crailsheim, the start of today's stage, the landscape of the Jagst Valley changes a little. The valley is more open and wider and it is no longer uphill, but almost flat all the way to Ellwangen. Here you can take a first break and stroll through the pretty old town and discover the beautiful houses
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Kocher-Jagst-Radweg and others planned a bike ride.
December 3, 2025
03:44
57.7km
15.4km/h
640m
470m
Starting from Dörzbach, you first cycle through the St. Wendel nature reserve to the Stein. Beautiful nature awaits you here with dense forests and steep rocks, in which the St. Wendel zum Stein chapel was built. Here you can take a short break and enjoy the peace and quiet directly on the Jagst. Upstream
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Kocher-Jagst-Radweg and others planned a bike ride.
December 3, 2025
04:04
66.9km
16.5km/h
500m
420m
In Bad Friedrichshall you say goodbye to the Kocher, which flows into the Neckar here, and welcome the Jagst in the Jagstfeld, a few hundred meters away, which also merges with the Neckar there. From today on you are on the way back to the starting point in Aalen and follow the Jagst upstream.
Behind
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From Crailsheim, today's start of the stage, the landscape of the Jagst Valley changes a little. The valley is more open and wider and it no longer goes uphill, but almost flat to Ellwangen. Here you can stroll through the pretty old town with a first break and discover the beautiful houses with their
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