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Allerheiligenstraße – Mummelsee loop from Achern Stadt

Allerheiligenstraße – Mummelsee loop from Achern Stadt

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Allerheiligenstraße – Mummelsee loop from Achern Stadt

03:28

66.4km

1,130m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 10, 2026

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28.5 km

Lierbachtal Valley

Highlight • Gorge

In Liebach are the ruins of the Allerheiligen monastery and the Allerheiligen waterfalls, which are well worth a visit.

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The early Gothic monastery ruins of Allerheiligen are located in the Liebachtal above the romantic waterfalls. The ruins contain the remains of the nave, the vestibule, the sacristy and the cloister. It is worth visiting the ruins and taking a short break in the monastery restaurant.

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35.1 km

Allerheiligenstraße

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Beautiful, winding country road. Of course the motorcyclists know too. Accordingly, there can be a lot going on there.

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46.1 km

View of Mummelsee Hotel

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Great panorama, but unfortunately a lot of traffic on the Black Forest High Road, especially on weekends. So it's best to come here during the week.

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47.4 km

Seibelseckle Rest Hut

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A small restaurant offers hot and cold dishes. A fountain provides thirsty hikers with drinking water.

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48.8 km

Mummelsee

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An old legend tells that in the past, nixies and dwarves, as well as a king, lived in the Mummelsee. On full moon nights, the nixies are said to have come to the Deckerhof in Seebach to do handicrafts, sing, and tell poems with the inhabitants.

Even today, the nixies visit village evenings. Of course, only in the company of their strict father, the Mummelsee King.

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