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Cycle Path Along the Rot – Rottum Valley Ride loop from Ochsenhausen

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Cycle Path Along the Rot – Rottum Valley Ride loop from Ochsenhausen

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Cycle Path Along the Rot – Rottum Valley Ride loop from Ochsenhausen

01:39

26.4km

250m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 17, 2026

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80 m

Öchsle Narrow-Gauge Railway Station Ochsenhausen

Highlight • Historical Site

The Öchsle is a narrow-gauge railway, a legacy of the Royal Württemberg State Railways. This steam train still travels through Upper Swabia today, offering a nostalgic experience.

Information on the timetable and ticket prices can be found here: oechsle-bahn.de/wp/fahrplan-preise

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10.8 km

Cycle Path Along the Rot

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Very good alternative, if you do not want to drive constantly on the road (with the road bike). Depending on the destination, you can follow the path and continue to Eichenberg.

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17.2 km

View of the Alps

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after driving up the hill through the forest, the forest opens up with a fantastic view of the Alps. Then it's relaxed downhill towards Rot an der Rot.

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21.0 km

St. Anna Chapel (Steinhausen an der Rottum)

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The St. Anna Chapel is a chapel built under Abbot Johannes Ernst in 1592. It is located on the district road 7574, on a hill between Oberstetten and Steinhausen an …

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21.5 km

St. Anna Pond

Highlight • Lake

Great pond for a break in between

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21.5 km

Steinhausen-Rottum Pond

Highlight • Lake

Pond with a few benches,
The municipal border between Ochsenhausen and Steinhausen-Rottum also runs here. The pond belongs to Steinhausen-Rottum, the houses in the background including the street that leads up belong to Ochsenhausen.... ;-)

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