Karl Gate, Neckargemünd – Elsenz Bridge in Bammental loop from Neckargemünd Altstadt

Karl Gate, Neckargemünd – Elsenz Bridge in Bammental loop from Neckargemünd Altstadt

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Karl Gate, Neckargemünd – Elsenz Bridge in Bammental loop from Neckargemünd Altstadt

01:17

31.7km

130m

Road cycling

Easy road ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 1, 2026

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Includes segments that go up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 15 m for 4 m

After 31.7 km for 4 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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287 m

Karl Gate, Neckargemünd

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Ehrentor in Neckargemünd with a beautiful view of the Neckar.

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Historic Center of Neckargemünd

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With the Peace Bridge over the Neckar and then use the main street. Beautiful narrow street across the market square with a slight incline and then through the Karlstor. Unfortunately is one way street.

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1.09 km

Mouth of the Elsenz and bridge in Neckargemünd

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Just beautiful here. The Elsenz estuary in the Neckar and a beautiful town with ice coffees, restaurants and the Neckar promenade. You can stand it here for a while.

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3.76 km

Bridge over the River Elsenz

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7.11 km

Reilsheimer Dörndl

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Long ago, the Dörndl was the town's prison. People who had run afoul of the law served their sentences here. The tower, built in 1774, was locally known as the …

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16.2 km

Rest Area at the Meckesheim Milestone

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This large tree stands on the bedside at the signpost to Meckesheim. Benches and shadows invite you to take a break.

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25.8 km

Weitersehen Station "The Wallpaper Industry in Bammental"

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Today the building, which was built in the early 1920s, is home to, among other things, a retirement home. Wallpaper and paper were still produced here until 1986.

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