Iller Bridge near Oberopfingen – Iller Bridge in Illerbeuren loop from Niederrieden

Iller Bridge near Oberopfingen – Iller Bridge in Illerbeuren loop from Niederrieden

Moderate

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Iller Bridge near Oberopfingen – Iller Bridge in Illerbeuren loop from Niederrieden

02:21

57.3km

260m

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: July 20, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 17.5 km for 126 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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4.67 km

Iller Bridge near Oberopfingen

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The weir upstream is being redesigned, and there will be quiet riverside areas with swimming spots. This could be completed by 2025. There is still a bicycle diversion sign in the direction of Heimertingen.

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13.4 km

Quiet country road near Kronwinkel

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Beautiful route by bike with a coffee break in Kronwinkel.

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17.5 km

Walkway Over the Iller Weir

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it pays to go to the other side of the iller

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21.0 km

St. Gordianus and Epimachus

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Pretty little parish church!

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31.0 km

Iller Bridge in Illerbeuren

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The Iller is a right tributary of the Danube. Her Latin name was Hilaria or Hilara. The name is of Celtic origin and comes from the word ilara for 'hurried'; later the Latin term hilaris, which can be translated as 'cheerful, friendly', was used for interpretation (Wikipedia).

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31.5 km

Illerbeuren Farmhouse Museum

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31.6 km

Swabian Farm Museum, Illerbeuren

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Nice to take a look into the past

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50.3 km

Cycle Path Connection Heimertingen–Amendingen

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Cycle path connection between Heimertingen & Amendingen, absolutely no traffic, partly also cycle lane, therefore priority over car traffic. Asphalt is good :-).

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