R-EA-06 Large Kneipp Bike Route (6 facilities)
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This bike route starts from Enkenbach-Alsenborn station following the footsteps of the Dr. Straßburg Kneipp hiking trail to the 6 Kneipp facilities, all of which can also be reached by bike, but on different paths.
moderate
Distance 40.6 km
3:00 h
339 m
339 m
339 m
243 m
This route is very hilly but very scenic. On this route, you ride a lot in the forest, making it rideable even in the warm season.
Author’s recommendation
This bike route should only be done in the warm season if you are looking for refreshment through "Kneippen."
Difficulty
moderate
Overall difficulty
moderate
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Experience
Landscape
Highest point
339 m
Lowest point
243 m
Best time of year
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Track types
Asphalt
11.1 km
Dirt road
6.5 km
Forested/wild trail
4.2 km
Path
31 m
Road
18.6 km
Unknown
104 m
Safety information
On the bike tour, we ride on paths and roads with alternating surfaces. In some areas, we travel over agricultural and forestry roads. Depending on the weather (after rain, winter frost) and also due to forestry and agricultural work, the surfaces in these areas may be poorer. Gravel is also possible. Increased caution is required here. If the surface deviates from the one indicated, please inform the author so it can be corrected.Roadbook
The start is at Enkenbach-Alsenborn station – we turn left onto the Barbarossa Bike Path and then immediately go up the ramp to cross the railway – reach the Elephant roundabout – continue along the Barbarossa Bike Path to the Bajasseum – protestant church up to the junction Burgstraße / Badstraße where the Alsenz Bike Path begins – swimming pool – 1st Kneipp facility – Alsenz spring – Dieburg castle ruin – (also the starting point of the life path) – continue following the bike path signs to the L 395 main road here we leave the signs and turn right following the L 394 under the railway bridge it goes to the junction left to Neuhemsbach continuing on the L 394 – up to the Billesweiher which we circle around Billesweiher spring – and back to the L 394 downhill to Randeckerhof then immediately left on the meadow lies the 2nd Kneipp facility Randeckerhof – there is Neuhemsbach – castle church – in town we turn right remain on L 394 at the town’s end there is a short stretch of bike path to the spring with a basin – now it goes slightly uphill until we turn right on the hilltop into the 2nd forest path and reach the Retzberg hut at the Sippersfeld pond – ride past the other ponds to the Pfrimmtal campsite with the 3rd Kneipp facility Pfrimmtal campsite – then it continues along the Pfrimm to Breunigweiler – Börrstadt – stainless steel rake fountain – golf course at Röderhof towards Imsbach near Weiße Grube at the 4th Kneipp facility Imsbach – now back towards Imsbach and immediately the first street left Flurstraße very steep up (push section for about 400 m) – then downhill to Wäschbacherhof – Langmeil – towards Sippersfeld on the K 39 – after the motorway underpass immediately right to the height near Gonbach with a magnificent view of the Donnersberg – resting bench – continue into Gonbach - village lime tree and at the corner Hauptstraße / Brückenweg left lies the 5th Kneipp facility Gonbach somewhat hidden completely in the shade and is very cold – back again to the end of Gonbach left the bike path continues steeply downhill to Münchweiler on the Alsenz cross the railway line at the barrier and are back on the Alsenz bike path – then immediately left to the Klosterhof in whose garden the 6th Kneipp facility Klosterhof is, directly on the Alsenz – then continue on the bike path next to the B 37 – Neumühle (agricultural teaching and research station) continue to the Schwarzweiher ponds – come to Enkenbach Heger casting with sample exhibits – Heger ball – Heger roundabout with steles – back to the station
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Protestantische Kirche im Ortsteil EnkenbachAbbey church St. Norbert
Klosterbrunnen
Statue aus Granit - Elefant vor dem Pflug
St. Josef Kirche kath. im Ortsteil Alsenborn
Bajasseum (Zirkusmuseum)
Protestantische Kirche im Ortsteil Alsenborn
Burgruine Alsenborn (Dieburg)
Alsenborn (im Volksmund Dieburg genannt)
Billesweiher
Picknickgarnitur am Billesweiher
Quelle am Billesweiher
Schlosskirche
Schlosskirche
Retzberghütte
Retzberghütte
Pfrimmquelle
Palatinate Mining Museum in Imsbach's mining world
Museumsschmiede Langmeil
Waldgaststätte Fischerhütte
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
By train to Enkenbach-Alsenborn station
Bicycle transport is allowed free of charge from 9 am at the starting point on regional trains, as long as there is space available
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R-EA-06 Large Kneipp Bike Route (6 facilities)
Directions
For car navigation enter: Bahnhofstraße 2, 67667 Enkenbach-AlsenbornParking
Directly at the station in BahnhofstraßeCoordinates
DD
49.489974, 7.899228
DMS
49°29'23.9"N 7°53'57.2"E
UTM
32U 420280 5482508
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Equipment
Traffic-safe bicycle, pedelec, clothing for all weather conditions, drinks and some food for the way.Localization
Parts of this content were machine translated from German.
Difficulty
moderate
Overall difficulty
moderate
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Distance
40.6 km
Duration
3:00 h
Ascent
339 m
Descent
339 m
Highest point
339 m
Lowest point
243 m
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