Wald-Amorbach Serpentine Climb – Old Town of Obernburg am Main loop from Bruchwiesen von Dorndiel
Wald-Amorbach Serpentine Climb – Old Town of Obernburg am Main loop from Bruchwiesen von Dorndiel
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Wald-Amorbach Serpentine Climb – Old Town of Obernburg am Main loop from Bruchwiesen von Dorndiel
02:30
56.6km
510m
Road cycling
Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: June 22, 2026
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After 16.3 km for 176 m
After 41.3 km for 220 m
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903 m
Wald-Amorbach Serpentine Climb
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5.64 km
Dorndiel Climb
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Therefore not worse
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9.66 km
Wind Turbines of the Radheim Alps
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10.4 km
View of Binselberg
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Until the road disappears in the forest you have a wonderful view towards Spessart and Taunus!
The gradient is moderate, only in the forest there is a small ramp with an approx. 8% gradient.
Nice to combine with the highlight "Querfeldein! 🌽🌾🌿" from Raibach.
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26.8 km
Spitzer Tower, Großostheim
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34.4 km
Roland-Schwing Bridge
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P.s: Due to the narrow lane for oncoming traffic when cycling, there is a prescribed direction of travel for crossing (as signposted)
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41.4 km
Old Town of Obernburg am Main
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47.9 km
Mümling Bridge3- Mömlingen/Mil. 🚴♂️
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The Mümling Bridge is located on the "Mümlingtal Straße," which crosses the river between the Obernburg city forest and the Königswald near Mömlingen.
The modern crossing on the beautiful cycle path is very easy to pass for cyclists and pedestrians in both directions...🚴♂️
- The Mümling is a 49.7 km long, and with Mossau and Marbach 59.7 km long, left tributary of the Main River, which gives its name to the Mümling Valley in the Odenwald. On the Bavarian side, it is also called Mömling. The Mümling spring is located in Beerfelden in the Hessian Odenwald. The spring is a twelve-pipe fountain dating back to 1810. This spring is the source of the Walterbach stream, which joins the Gretengraben stream in Hetzbach. From there, the river is called the Mümling. Its source area around Beerfelden is the southernmost part of Hesse, which still belongs to the Main catchment area. From here, the Mümling flows north through the Upper Odenwald. The district's largest towns are lined up from south to north: Erbach, Michelstadt, Bad König, and Höchst im Odenwald. Beyond Höchst, the Mümling turns northeast, curves around Breuberg Castle, and finally flows eastward for the last 8.4 km on Bavarian soil, joining the Main River near Obernburg.
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%BCmling
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End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
38.6 km
9.12 km
5.66 km
2.22 km
920 m
171 m
Surfaces
55.4 km
797 m
252 m
224 m
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Highest point (350 m)
Lowest point (120 m)
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