Stage 2: from Schweigen to Vorderweidenthal
moderate
Distance 31.5 km
5:05 h
1,073 m
970 m
558 m
183 m
From Schweigen over the Oberer Abtskopf (420 m) and on a trail along the French border. Then through the Mundatwald and over the Hirschberg back to Vorderweidenthal.
The second stage starts with the Border Crosser Path, which leads in constant ups and downs along old border stones directly at the border with France to the Oberer Abtskopf. Then the route heads north again: on a wide forest path above St. Germanshof to the country road, then long uphill on a narrow path. The hairpin turns at the end are challenges for experts. You pass through the Mundatwald and come to the Stone Table. Here it goes first very technically, then flowing down to the Drei Eichen hiking parking lot. Afterwards, on lonely forest paths past the Hohlstein to Lauterschwan and finally over the Hirschberg back to the starting point in Vorderweidenthal.
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Since May 1989, the authors of BIKE Magazine have been on the road all over the world. Whether it's Germany's low mountain ranges, the Alps, Europe's top spots, or iconic trails overseas - we are constantly looking for the perfect routes in a region. We always rely on the knowledge of the locals, because they know the trails best. Our large collection therefore only contains routes that are 100% satisfying in terms of panorama, trails, history, and riding fun.

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