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Experience the Main-Coburg route: Discover Kronach and Coburg’s fortresses, the half-timbered town of Seßlach, Banz Abbey, and magnificent castles amidst picturesque landscapes.
The Main-Coburg route leads through a rich cultural heritage of monasteries, castles, picturesque half-timbered towns, and breathtaking landscapes. The route extends across the districts of Coburg, Lichtenfels, Kronach, and Bamberg. The route starts in Coburg and goes via Seßlach, Zapfendorf, and Ebensfeld to Bad Staffelstein. Then it continues via Lichtenfels, Schwürbitz, Redwitz a. d. Rodach, Beikheim, Schmolz, and Neuses to Kronach. From there, the path leads via Mitwitz to Neustadt near Coburg and through Rödental before the final section runs through Bad Rodach and Meeder back to Coburg. The diversity of the Franconian cultural landscape is impressively displayed along this varied route.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
Always pay attention to other road users on your bike route and observe the traffic regulations.
Please be sure to check the roadworthiness of your bike before starting your ride.
Tips and suggestions
Roadbook
Coburg - Seßlach - Untermerzbach - Mürsbach - Rattelsdorf - Ebing - Zapfendorf - Ebensfeld - Bad Staffelstein - Lichtenfels - Michelau - Redwitz a. d. Rodach - Beikheim - Schmolz - Neuses - Kronach - Haig - Mitwitz - Hassenberg - Fürth am Berg - Heubisch - Wildenheid - Neustadt near Coburg - Rödental - Mittelberg - Froschgrundsee - Neukirchen - Rottenbach - Grattstadt - Heldritt - Bad Rodach - Großwalbur - Meeder - Coburg
Froschgrundsee Rödental
Breitensee
Bismarckturm Coburg
Blick auf Bächlein
Bismarckturm
Schloss Rosenau
Schweizergund
Blick auf Bächlein
Seubelsdorf
Breitensee
gelb-braune Ruhebank
Streitbirke
Itz
Main
St Moriz', Coburg
Schloss Ehrenburg - Coburg
St. Johannis - Rödental (Oeslau)
Benediktinerkloster und Christuskirche - Mönchröden
St. Marien - Einberg
Public transport
By train to Coburg main station.
For planning your trip with public transport, the Wohin du Willst app from DB Regio Bus is recommended: https://webapp.wohin-du-willst.de/
Directions
- A73 (Exits Eisfeld North and South, Coburg, Neustadt, Rödental, Ebersdorf, Untersiemau)
- A70 (Bamberg junction – continue towards Suhl/A73 or Schonungen exit – continue towards Coburg/B303)
- A71 (Suhl triangle – continue towards Bamberg/A73)
- A4 (Erfurt junction – continue towards Suhl/A71 to Suhl triangle – continue towards Bamberg/A73)
- A9 (Exit Triptis – continue on B281 towards Limbach or exit Naila-Selbitz – continue on B173, B303 and B4)
Parking
Parking options in the city, e.g. at Coburg station, Anger parking lot.
An overview of all parking options is available here: https://geoportal.coburg.de/GeoportalCoburg/synserver?project=Stadtplan&client=auto&view=Parkpl%C3%A4tze_Innenstadt&x=639753&y=5569199&scale=5000
Coordinates
Equipment
- Rainwear
- GPS device or navigation device
- Emergency tools and puncture repair kit
- Bike map/guidebook
- Mobile phone
- Bike lock
- Watch
- Air pump/repair kit
- Camera
- Spare tube
- Food
- Money
- Flashlight
- Garbage bag
- Rain cover
- Binoculars
- Sunglasses
- Tissues
- Sunscreen
- Mini first aid kit
- Stamp pass
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions