Devil's Bridge – Pfersag Waterfall loop from Burgkunstadt

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Devil's Bridge – Pfersag Waterfall loop from Burgkunstadt

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Devil's Bridge – Pfersag Waterfall loop from Burgkunstadt

03:02

40.5km

560m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 8, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment that goes up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 39.2 km for 15 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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113 m

Cycle Path Along the Railway and Past the Quarry Lake

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Nice cycle path between Burgkunstadt and Strössendorf along the railway tracks and the quarry lake.

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9.66 km

Devil's Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

The old stone bridge over the Teufelsgraben can be found in a wood between Burkersdorf and Oberlangenstadt. It is difficult to say why this was so elaborately built here. Maybe the Devil's Ditch once carried more water than it does these days.

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10.6 km

Pfersag Waterfall

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At the "Pfersag-Wasserfall" you come by the circular walk Felsensteig or on the Gottesgartenrundweg Nord. The last few meters to the waterfall can be slippery and muddy. The about two meters high waterfall at Ebneth is something special. The Pfersag Waterfall is a horseshoe waterfall - like the North American Niagara Falls, only in miniature. After prolonged rain periods, the water flows over the entire rock stage and during dry periods, only a narrow beam flows over the middle. So recommended in every season.

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16.0 km

Single trail with Gottesgarten marking

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Small and easy single trail.

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18.6 km

Flowy Singletrack

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Very fun and rideable in both directions. Please watch out for pedestrians or other bikers. Cross other trails or hiking trails.

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19.6 km

Ebnether Cellar Rock Labyrinth

Highlight • Natural Monument

The Ebneth cellars are located near the edge of the village of Ebneth and have been a protected natural monument for over 40 years. They were originally carved into the sandstone cliffs around 1790 and used as storage for beer and food supplies. Visitors can also admire numerous natural sandstone rock formations here. The area stretches approximately 250 meters in length and 50 meters in width and is strewn with over 1,000 massive sandstone blocks. These rock formations create narrow passages, caves, and crevices that invite exploration and climbing. Many legends surround this rocky area, which was likely settled by the Celts. Every year on Father's Day, the legendary cellar festival takes place here, attracting many visitors.

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32.3 km

Wooden Bridge Over Stream on Burgkunstadt Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Bridge

Beware of other bikers or hikers as it is part of an official Burgkunstadt hiking trail. Bridge a bit slippery when wet. Of course it can be driven in both directions.

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38.4 km

Old Jewish Cemetery (Ebnether Berg)

Highlight • Historical Site

Please watch out for pedestrians and cyclists around the cemetery.

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40.5 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

34.3 km

2.65 km

2.02 km

1.36 km

189 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

21.3 km

9.16 km

7.09 km

2.11 km

931 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Highest point (440 m)

Lowest point (270 m)

Weather

Tuesday 3 November

9°C

4°C

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Additional weather tips

Expect light wind and shifting conditions.

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Comments

March 16, 2025,Pfersag Wasserfall🚴Tour 16.03.2025

Wow, what can I say? Yesterday it went like clockwork, and today was a great ride too. However, you could immediately tell that riding on the loose terrain required so much more energy, unbelievable. The downhill wasn't so smooth either; I just lacked practice on the trails.
The ride to the Pfersag waterfall was great, after which we went back …

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