Stadt Herrenberg
Located in the heart of the Gäu region and in close proximity to the Schönbuch Nature Park, Herrenberg, with its nearly 33,300 inhabitants and seven districts, offers a high quality of life. Herrenberg boasts a charming half-timbered town and invites visitors to linger and stroll. Above the old town, on the Schlossberg, stands the landmark: the collegiate church. From the city center, the 35-meter-high Schönbuch Tower with a 360-degree panoramic view can be reached on foot and by bike (of course also by car). From there, visitors enjoy a fantastic view over the Schönbuch, into the Heckengäu and the Black Forest, all the way to the Swabian Jura.
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Herrenberg - Nufringen - Gärtringen - Aidlingen - Schafhausen - Weil der Stadt
Herrenberg - Gültstein - Nebringen - Öschelbronn - Bondorf - Ergenzingen - Eutingen im Gäu - Bildechingen - Horb am Neckar
Rottweil - Dietingen - Irslingen - Harthausen - Trichtingen - Bochingen - Sigmarswangen - Mühlheim - Empfingen - Dettensee - Mühringen - Felldorf - ...
A challenging cycling round with some climbs (approx. 500 meters of altitude) through four towns in three districts.
Herrenberg - Nufringen - Gärtringen - Ehningen - Böblingen - S-Rohr - S-Mitte
Herrenberg - Gültstein - Altingen - Reusten - Poltringen - Pfäffingen - Unterjesingen - Tübingen
The route from Herrenberg to Weil im Schönbuch follows bike paths with very little elevation gain. If you'd like, you can easily take the S-Bahn back.
Rottenburg am Neckar - Wendelsheim - Oberndorf - Reusten - Altingen - Gültstein - Herrenberg
From Herrenberg, it goes through the Gäu landscape to Tübingen and then along the Neckar valley to Nürtingen. The path is fully paved.
From the Gäu landscape to the Northern Black Forest
This bike tour leads from Herrenberg through Gültstein, Reusten, and Polteinge to the Wurmlinger Chapel, one of the most beautiful scenic spots in ...
With an elevation gain of about 200 meters over 20 kilometers, this route is challenging; however, experienced cyclists (not suitable for families ...
The route combines enjoyment of nature with a geographic highlight and is perfect for a relaxing ride.
Hop on your bike and explore the countryside.
From Nagold to Herrenberg or vice versa, preferably by e-bike due to the elevation gain
From Herrenberg to Tübingen, the bike path is accompanied by the Ammer and from Tübingen it follows alongside the Neckar. The sunny bike route has ...
100 percent asphalted route from Renningen via Döffingen, Aidlingen, Gärtringen to Herrenberg or vice versa
Three cities. Three highlights. One cycling adventure!
Stadt Herrenberg
71083 Herrenberg
Baden-Württemberg
Germany
