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Monsheim–Pfeddersheim Cycle Path – Monsheim Castle loop from Worms-Pfeddersheim

Monsheim–Pfeddersheim Cycle Path – Monsheim Castle loop from Worms-Pfeddersheim

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Monsheim–Pfeddersheim Cycle Path – Monsheim Castle loop from Worms-Pfeddersheim

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18.3km

110m

Gravel riding

Easy gravel ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 20, 2026

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Includes segments that go up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 2 m for 2 m

After 18.3 km for 2 m

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Train Station

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602 m

Barbarossa Bakery

Highlight • Cafe

The bakery at the Classic petrol station is open until 5pm on Sundays. Enjoy a delicious coffee ☕☕

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2.34 km

Grill Hut Monsheim-Pfeddersheim

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The grill hut is located between
Monsheim in the direction of Pfeddersheim near the railway crossing (formerly Enzinger junction) between the cycle path and Pfrimm.

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4.67 km

Monsheim–Pfeddersheim Cycle Path

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The path is really very narrow

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5.87 km

Pedestrian bridge over the Pfrimm

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Pedestrian bridge over the Pfrimm

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6.38 km

Monsheim sign

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Large Monsheim lettering advertising Monsheim wine

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6.47 km

First mentioned in the 14th century as the moated castle “Veste Monsheim”. Today's castle complex was built in 1651 by the "Lords of Wachenheim". From 1780 to 1852 the property was owned by the von Gagern family. Heinrich von Gagern, the President of the National Assembly in 1848, was the most important resident. The castle was later owned by Baron Heyl zu Herrnsheim, and the tenant was the Knauff family with the women's riding school. The Monsheimer Hinkelstein, one of the largest monoliths in Rheinhessen (which I unfortunately didn't see), also stands in the courtyard. Today the castle is privately owned.

Just a few meters from here is the bird trail. There you will find numerous information boards and a photogenic viaduct along the Pfrimm and jungle-like forest, and you will continue straight into the Zellertal.
vg-monsheim.de/tourismus-kultur

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