Kirchberg Scenic Country Road – View of the Rhine Plain loop from Karlsdorf

Kirchberg Scenic Country Road – View of the Rhine Plain loop from Karlsdorf

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Kirchberg Scenic Country Road – View of the Rhine Plain loop from Karlsdorf

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61.4km

580m

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: September 25, 2026

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Start point

Train Station

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3.74 km

Neuthard Church

Highlight • Religious Site

St. Sebastian Neuthard Church

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6.03 km

Bypass Route Büchenau North-South

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Only released for agricultural and forestry traffic.

If you don't want to drive through the middle of the town with the narrow 30 zone, this is a good alternative to bypass Büchenau on the north-south axis on a decent surface.

The "stress-free" sections of the route meet the following criteria:

- sufficiently wide cycle path or

- little traveled route, ideally with a speed limit of up to 50km / h)

-Road bike compatible:

- good surface (I can drive> 30km / h without a concussion)

- Dangerous points are clearly visible and can be avoided (also in the lower link with a shortened field of vision)

- Sections only so long that they do not go over a meaningful branch

Conclusion: if you like to ride a racing bike and still want to avoid the hassle and stress of driving because you prefer to use bike paths than to be 2 seconds faster, you should be able to put together suitable tours with "stress-free" highlights.

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15.6 km

Weingarten Town Center and the Walzbach Stream

Highlight • Settlement

Settlement remains from the Roman and Merovingian periods were found in the district. The village originated from a courtyard of the Weißenburg monastery in what is now northern Alsace, which of course lost its possessions again in 985 through the so-called Salic church robbery. In 1504 Duke Ulrich von Württemberg destroyed the village, which became a well-known market town after reconstruction. The watchtower was built in 1589 in order to be able to recognize approaching war hordes at an early stage. The tower was on the trade routes to Frankfurt, Nuremberg, Augsburg and Basel and was used by troops from the Palatinate as an observation tower for the escort teams. Weingarten was Palatinate until 1803, after which it came to the Grand Duchy of Baden as a result of the French coalition wars. (Wikipedia)

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16.2 km