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Uhingen is located in the lively and dynamic Filstal valley, nestled within the characteristic rolling hills of the Voralps region. This setting invites visitors to experience the region through hiking, biking, exploring, and enjoying its attractions. The majestic Filseck Castle, surrounded by a unique landscape park, towers over the town and offers culture, nature experiences, and culinary delights for young and old alike.
The rural hamlets of Baiereck, Diegelsberg, Holzhausen, Nassach, Nassachmühle, and Sparwiesen lend Uhingen a welcoming rural charm.
In Uhingen, visitors can explore the Industrial Heritage Trail, discover the world of Confiserie Bosch with its famous Wibele production, visit museums, and enjoy a diverse range of dining options.
City of Uhingen
Kirchstraße 2 | 73066 Uhingen
07161 9380-0 | info@uhingen.de | www.uhingen.de
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Rest stops
Enoteca Restaurant LukullusPizzeria Da Vinci
Gerber's Orangery
Gerber Park Hotel
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 dawn and dusk.
- Be considerate of animals and plants.
- Respect other users of the woods and open fields.
- 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 farmland during the growing season.
- Stay on the marked trails and avoid forest edges; this helps wildlife get used to people.
For more information, visit ruecksicht-macht-wege-breiter.de
Roadbook
This circular hiking trail, which starts at City Hall, connects Uhingen with Nassachmühle and Diegelsberg. The Schnapsbuckel is associated with the village of Diegelsberg, as the craft of distilling schnapps has a long tradition there. An old distillation kettle on the village square serves as a reminder of this era. After leaving Uhingen, the trail leads halfway up the slope toward the Nassach Valley. With every meter of elevation gain, picturesque views of the Filstal Valley and the mountains of the Albtrauf open up. Cool forest trails and the meandering Nassachbach stream invite you to linger or cool your feet in the fresh water. A mid-elevation trail, characterized by fields and orchard meadows, continues on to Diegelsberg. The “descent” ends in the valley and leads back to the Uhingen town hall along the banks of the Fils.
Photo museum in the Berchtoldshof
Uditorium
Hotel Restaurant Ochsen
Pizzeria Da Vinci
Confiserie Bosch GmbH
Beekeeping Klein
Bärental hiking car park
Schnapsbuckel distillery monument
Gerber's Orangery
Gerber Park Hotel
Röhm mill
Mühle Röhm - Mill store
Public transport
Take the MEX 16 to Uhingen, then bus lines 911, 914, 915, 916, or 918 to "Uhingen Uditorium."For the district schedule: www.vvs.de/fahrplan
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Directions
Take the B10 to the Uhingen exit. From there, follow the signs toward the town center. The Uhingen Town Hall is located on Kirchstraße in the historic town center.Parking
Parking is available at the starting point.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 quick breaks.
- Map or hiking app: For navigating 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 circular hike. For longer or more challenging hikes, you should expand your gear accordingly.
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