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The Schefflenztal cycle path connects the scenic and tourist highlights of the Bauland region with the Neckar valley.
Open
Distance 35.9 km
2:33 h
79 m
191 m
340 m
150 m
Just behind the historic half-timbered town of Mosbach, the mighty Odenwald transitions into the rural Bauland. The roads meander over gentle hills, hill chains line up one after another, hawks and buzzards circle over the open landscapes and fields, which are geologically characterized by the layers of the Lower Muschelkalk. The Schefflenztal cycle path runs along the three rivers Seckach, Schefflenz, and Jagst and partly follows an old railway line and passes through idyllic meadow valleys. Experience a piece of the Odenwald on the Schefflenztal cycle path and let yourself be inspired by the sights on and beside the cycle path.
Author’s recommendation
Admire the numerous small castles along the route. For example, the castle park in Billigheim or the Greckenschloss in Kochendorf.
Highest point
340 m
Lowest point
150 m
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Asphalt
11.9 km
Dirt road
8.3 km
Forested/wild trail
13.9 km
Road
1.8 km
Roadbook
From Seckach station, follow the first sign with the inset of the Schefflenztal cycle path logo directly. The path then leads over Großeicholzheim to Schefflenz, then to Billigheim and finally via Untergriesheim to Bad Friedrichshall, where the Neckar divides into Kocher and Jagst.
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Seckach, BahnhofEicholzheim, Bahnhof
Oberschefflenz, Bahnhof
Freibad
Katholische Kirche St. Georg
Neudenau Bahnhof
Freibad Neudenau
Neudenau
Josefine-Weihrauch Heimatmuseum
RadSERVICE-Punkt Freibad Neudenau
Aussichtsturm
Schloss Horneck
Bahnhof Gundelsheim
Historische Altstadt Gundelsheim
Schokoladenmanufaktur Schell
Terassenfreibad Gundelsheim
RadSERVICE-Punkt Gundelsheim Rathaus
Deutschordensstadt Gundelsheim
Weinbau Pavillon
Schloss Heuchlingen
Sole-Freibad Bad Friedrichshall
Weingut, Brennerei & Weinstube Politschek
Bett+Bike Gasthaus zur Sonne
Kapelle
Bad Friedrichshall Hauptbahnhof
RadSERVICE-Punkt BFH Hauptbahnhof
Schachtsee
Lauter Bikes
Biergarten Saline - Gastgeber
RadServiceStation Biergarten Saline
RadKULTUR Hot Spot
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
From Mannheim / Heidelberg:
By S-Bahn to Mosbach-Neckarelz, from there via Gundelsheim to Bad Friedrichshall or via Dallau and Schefflenz to Seckach / Osterburken
From Stuttgart / Heilbronn:
By S-Bahn to Bad Friedrichshall or via Bad Friedrichshall further to Osterburken, change to S-Bahn towards Homburg (Saar) main station to Seckach
From Würzburg:
RE towards Stuttgart, possible to get off at Osterburken and Bad Friedrichshall. From Osterburken S-Bahn towards Homburg (Saar) main station to Seckach
From Miltenberg / Walldürn:
By Madonnenlandbahn to Seckach, possibly change in Walldürn required
Directions
By car you can reach the Schefflenztal cycle path in the Odenwald via the motorways:
- A81 Würzburg – Heilbronn, exit Osterburken
- A6 Mannheim – Heilbronn, exit Neckarsulm
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49.441021, 9.338173
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49°26'27.7"N 9°20'17.4"E
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32U 524515 5476538
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Author’s map recommendations
Free folding map "Schefflenztal cycle path" - available from mid-August at the Odenwald tourism association e.V.
Equipment
- Helmet
- enough water / drinks
- sportswear
- possibly rain protection
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Parts of this content were machine translated from German.
Status
Open
Distance
35.9 km
Duration
2:33 h
Ascent
79 m
Descent
191 m
Highest point
340 m
Lowest point
150 m
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