Best river trails in Sindelfingen

4.3(17 reviews)

Explore the most popular river trails near Sindelfingen with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.

Top trails

#1 - Von Sindelfingen nach Maichingen
4.5 (7)·Moderate·10.5 km·Est. 2.5–3 hr
#2 - From Sindelfingen-Eichholz to the Warmbronner Kopf
5.0 (7)·Moderate·12.7 km·Est. 4–4.5 hr
Wooded circular hiking trail near Sindelfingen, Baden-Württemberg. This circular walk is a pleasure all year round. Starting from Sindelfingen-Eichholz, you walk along well-maintained forest paths to Warmbronner Kopf. The Upper Hölzer Valley nature reserve and Hölzersee lake are particularly scenic. There is a refreshment stop right by the lake (check opening times). Highlights of the hike: - Well-maintained forest paths - Warmbronner Kopf - Hölzersee lake - Upper Hölzer Valley nature...
#3 - Rennrad-Runde: Woody Sixty
4.0 (1)·Hard·61.8 km·Est. 15.5–17 hr
A short section of this route, approx. 500m, runs on a gravel track, but is easy to ride on a road bike. The route is somewhat rough with many short climbs and cobblestone passages, so it is more suitable for wet weather to let off steam in the forest.
#4 - Rennrad-Runde: Sunny Sixty
3.6 (2)·Moderate·61.5 km·Est. 15.5–17 hr
Beautiful, low-traffic road bike circuit. Ideal home round, as you can easily shorten it (breakdown, weather, no desire...). All tarmac roads. Few roads. Hardly any forest, lots of country lanes, ideal in the sunshine.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the longest river trail in Sindelfingen?

According to AllTrails.com, the longest river trail in Sindelfingen is Rennrad-Runde: Woody Sixty. This trail is estimated to be 61.8 km long.

Which river trail has the most elevation gain in Sindelfingen?

Sindelfingen: With an ascent of 1,259 m, Rennrad-Runde: Woody Sixty has the most elevation gain of all of the river trails in the area. The next highest ascent for river trails is Rennrad-Runde: Sunny Sixty with 1,230 m of elevation gain.