Oberschwaben-Allgäu-Radweg Etappe 1: Ulm - Bad Wurzach
76.1kmLength
1,435mElevation gain
18.5–20hrEstimated time
Point-to-point
Stage 1 of the Upper Swabia-Allgäu cycle route.
The first day tour of the Upper Swabia-Allgäu Cycle Route starts with the highlight of Ulm. After marvelling at Ulm Minster or the Leaning House, the route heads south towards the Allgäu Alps to the day's destination of Bad Wurzach.
Highlights:
- Ulm: Ulm Minster, town hall, Leaning House, art gallery
- Großlaupheim Castle
- Öchsle narrow-gauge railway
- "Museum of the washerwomen"
- Wurzacher Ried raised bog area
- Rohrsee bird sanctuary
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What’s helpful to know about this trail?
Experience this 76.1-km point-to-point trail near Ulm, Baden-Wuerttemberg. Generally considered a challenging route, it takes an average of 18 h 4 min to complete. This trail is great for backpacking, birding, and bike touring, and it's unlikely you'll encounter many other people while exploring.
What is the expected weather this week for Oberschwaben-Allgäu-Radweg Etappe 1: Ulm - Bad Wurzach?
Expected weather for Oberschwaben-Allgäu-Radweg Etappe 1: Ulm - Bad Wurzach for the next 5 days is:
- Sat 26 September - 22.1 degrees/clear
- Sun 27 September - 23.6 degrees/clear
- Mon 28 September - 22.5 degrees/clear
- Tue 29 September - 22.9 degrees/clear
- Wed 30 September - 24.6 degrees/showers
Where is Oberschwaben-Allgäu-Radweg Etappe 1: Ulm - Bad Wurzach located?
Oberschwaben-Allgäu-Radweg Etappe 1: Ulm - Bad Wurzach is a trail located in Ulm, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany.
How hard is Oberschwaben-Allgäu-Radweg Etappe 1: Ulm - Bad Wurzach?
Oberschwaben-Allgäu-Radweg Etappe 1: Ulm - Bad Wurzach is considered a hard hike that covers 76.1 km, with an elevation gain of 1,435 m. It takes about 18.5–20 hr to complete. Hard trails usually cover longer distances, and may have long or steep climbs or more difficult obstacles.
What is the elevation gain for Oberschwaben-Allgäu-Radweg Etappe 1: Ulm - Bad Wurzach?
Oberschwaben-Allgäu-Radweg Etappe 1: Ulm - Bad Wurzach is considered a hard hike that covers 76.1 km, with an elevation gain of 1,435 m. It takes about 18.5–20 hr to complete. Hard trails usually cover longer distances, and may have long or steep climbs or more difficult obstacles.
Is Oberschwaben-Allgäu-Radweg Etappe 1: Ulm - Bad Wurzach a point-to-point trail?
Oberschwaben-Allgäu-Radweg Etappe 1: Ulm - Bad Wurzach is a point to point trail that covers 76.1 km, with an elevation gain of 1,435 m. It takes about 18.5–20 hr to complete. Point-to-point routes have a different starting point and endpoint. The length of the trail refers to one-way travel on this route. Don't forget to plan for transportation when exploring point-to-point routes!
How long is Oberschwaben-Allgäu-Radweg Etappe 1: Ulm - Bad Wurzach?
Oberschwaben-Allgäu-Radweg Etappe 1: Ulm - Bad Wurzach is a point to point trail that covers 76.1 km, with an elevation gain of 1,435 m. It takes about 18.5–20 hr to complete. Point-to-point routes have a different starting point and endpoint. The length of the trail refers to one-way travel on this route. Don't forget to plan for transportation when exploring point-to-point routes!
Are dogs allowed on Oberschwaben-Allgäu-Radweg Etappe 1: Ulm - Bad Wurzach?
Dogs may be allowed on Oberschwaben-Allgäu-Radweg Etappe 1: Ulm - Bad Wurzach. Be sure to check regulations before heading out.
Is there bird watching at Oberschwaben-Allgäu-Radweg Etappe 1: Ulm - Bad Wurzach?
Yes, trailgoers have said that Oberschwaben-Allgäu-Radweg Etappe 1: Ulm - Bad Wurzach is good for bird watching. Various bird species have been spotted on the trail and in the surrounding area.
Is backpacking allowed at Oberschwaben-Allgäu-Radweg Etappe 1: Ulm - Bad Wurzach?
Backpacking is allowed on Oberschwaben-Allgäu-Radweg Etappe 1: Ulm - Bad Wurzach. Backpacking trails are typically longer and are often point-to-point trails. Camping accommodations vary, and can include campsites, dispersed camping, huts, or in-town accommodations. You should always double check if a permit is required.
Last updated on 25 September 2026 at 23:40 GMT+0