The Nassach Valley Loop leads along varied trails through the charming countryside around Uhingen. Starting at City Hall, the route first heads toward Nassachmühle and continues on to Diegelsberg. Shortly after setting out, beautiful views of the Fils Valley open up. Field and forest trails alternate with quiet walks through villages, ensuring a diverse hiking experience. The highest point of the tour is near Diegelsberg, where hikers are rewarded with a sweeping view over the Fils Valley and the Albtrauf. The route then passes through Nassachmühle and finally follows the Fils River back to the starting point. This circular hike combines the enjoyment of nature, sweeping views, and the rural atmosphere of Uhingen’s surrounding villages into a varied tour.
City of Uhingen
Kirchstraße 2 | 73066 Uhingen
07161 9380-0 | info@uhingen.de | www.uhingen.de
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Rest stops
Mademoiselle Carmen LouiseEnoteca Restaurant Lukullus
Silicus
Hotel Restaurant Ochsen
Pizzeria Da Vinci
Gerber Park Hotel
Pizzeria Kälberer
Pizzeria Milano
Hello Vietnam
Safety information
When it's wet, some trails can be slippery and dangerous. Watch your step and use hiking poles for stability if necessary.Tips and suggestions
Respectful Coexistence in the Göppingen District.Code of Conduct:
- Plan ahead and make the most of daylight. Try to avoid the morning and evening twilight hours.
- Be considerate of animals and plants.
- Respect other users of the woods and countryside.
- Act with foresight and consideration. Adapt your behavior to the situation at hand. Safety comes first.
- Leave no trace—such as trash or animal droppings—and treat the trails with care.
- Respect trail closures and the quiet zones established in the recreational trail plan.
- Observe the ban on entering agricultural land during the growing season.
- Stay on the marked trails and avoid forest edges; this helps wildlife become more accustomed to people.
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Roadbook
The trail first leads through open fields and a small forest, which opens directly into the village of Nassachmühle. After a leisurely stroll through the village, the path climbs steeply past the former ski lift up to Diegelsberg. A bench halfway up invites you to take a break and enjoy the view of Nassachmühle. Once at the top, the trail winds through the picturesque village and offers a sweeping panoramic view before heading back down into the valley to the Fils River and on to City Hall.
Enoteca Restaurant Lukullus
Photo museum in the Berchtoldshof
Silicus
Uditorium
Hotel Restaurant Ochsen
Pizzeria Da Vinci
Outdoor pool Uhingen
Gerber Park Hotel
Pizzeria Kälberer
Pizzeria Milano
Hello Vietnam
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Take the RE5/MEX 16 from Stuttgart or Ulm to the Uhingen train station. Alternatively, take bus lines 911, 914, or 915 to the "Uditorium" stop.You can find the district schedule at: www.vvs.de/fahrplan
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Directions
Take the B10 to the Uhingen exit.Parking
Parking is available at City Hall in Uhingen.Coordinates
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Equipment
- Hiking boots: Sturdy and comfortable boots with a good tread for a secure grip.
- Weather-appropriate clothing: Depending on the weather, dress in layers, including a rain jacket or sun protection.
- Backpack: Small and lightweight, to carry the essentials.
- Water bottle: To stay hydrated, especially on longer hikes.
- Snacks: Energy bars, nuts, or dried fruit for short breaks.
- Map or hiking app: For navigation along the route.
- First-aid kit: With band-aids, bandages, and basic medications.
- Cell phone: For emergencies and as a navigation aid.
- Miscellaneous: Sunglasses, sunscreen, a hat, or gloves, depending on the weather.
This list is designed for a short loop hike. For longer or more challenging hikes, you should expand your gear accordingly.
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