Welcome to Ertingen! On this page, we'll introduce you to accessible accommodation and dining options, including hotels, holiday apartments and restaurants. We also offer the best trails for those with disabilities so that you can discover the region's beauty.
Maps and trails
Accessibility in Ertingen
Long Distance Cycling
· Obere Donau
Handbike tour Danube bike route Donaueschingen-Ingolstadt (accessible)
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
Multi-day route
364.8 km
26:00 h
905 m
1,253 m
Danube bike route in 6 stages with information on accessibility and accommodation options for handbikers. The stages depended on the availability of wheelchair-accessible accommodations.
For detailed descriptions, see the individual stages.
Bicycle Rides
· Swabian Jura
Handbike route Danube cycle path stage 3: Sigmaringen - Ehingen (barrier-free)
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
Stage 3
71.5 km
4:30 h
93 m
199 m
From Sigmaringen, the Danube flows through a flat wide basin. The route is characterized by cultural highlights in historic town centers, castles, and monasteries.
The destination is Ehingen with its brewing culture.
Bicycle Rides
· Swabian Alb
From Heuneburg - City Pyrene to the Federsee Museum Bad Buchau
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
54 km
3:50 h
282 m
282 m
Discover the Celts in Upper Swabia and cycle from the Heuneburg - City Pyrene to the Federsee Museum in Bad Buchau. Experience the landscapes of Upper Swabia with meadows, forests, and reeds around the Federsee on your circular route. At any time of the day. The view over Upper Swabia from the terrace of the café and kiosk at the Heuneburg is simply beautiful. Plan enough time. You can simply linger here.
Bicycle Rides
· Swabian Alb
On the traces of the Celts - from the Heuneburg to the Danube
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
12 km
0:50 h
78 m
78 m
This short bike route leaves plenty of time to explore the Heuneburg - City Pyrene and enjoy the stunning view from Heuneburg over Upper Swabia. The Celtic Museum in Hundersingen is also a stop on this bike tour. The renaturalized Danube riverbank between Hundersingen and Binzwangen is a nature reserve. Here, the Danube flows again in its original form with many sand and gravel beds. The Danube was the trade route for the Celts.

