Best long trails in Ulm

From the Roter Berg residential area to the sequoia trees on the Roter Berg, Baden-Württemberg. The loop starts at the parking lot on Harthauser Strasse and leads through beautiful forest near Ulm around the Dreierberg. It leads through the Klingenstein forest to the three famous sequoia trees, one of which dates back to the Wilhelmasaat of 1864. Gravel paths alternate with beautiful forest edge paths. Highlights: - Klingenstein Forest - Sequoia trees

Easy MTB single track through the Kiesental, the Spitalwald and the Klosterwald. Difficulty level S0 / S1.

Idyllic, varied cycle tour near Ulm, Baden-Württemberg. This beautiful cycle tour leads through the varied landscape between Ulm and Blaubeuren. Most of the route is in good condition, although some sections require a mountain bike. There are great views of the picturesque landscape that can be enjoyed during the tour. Highlights of the tour: - Idyllic landscape - Picturesque nature - Beautiful views

Promising bike tour in Ulm, Baden-Württemberg. The starting point is in Ulm, the main train station is also nearby, so you can also travel comfortably by bus or train. Highlights of the tour: - Klosterwald - Oberer Kuhberg concentration camp memorial - Arnegg Castle - Arnegger Ried - Nagelesfels - Ruin Günzelburg - Rusenschloss - Bluepot - Kissing sow - Cross over Blaubeuren - Schillerstein

Stage 1 of the Danube-Bodensee cycle path. The day's stage begins on the long-distance cycle path from historic Ulm, which is home to the highest church tower in the world, via the Osterried nature reserve, an important moorland that is home to rare plants, to the idyllic Biberach. The town of Laupheim, located directly on the Oberschwäbische Barockstraße, with the castles Groß- and Klein-Laupheim should not be left out on this section. Highlights: - Ulm Minster - "Leaning House" in...

Running course of the Einstein Marathon in Ulm, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. The Einstein Marathon in Ulm has been taking place every year for 25 years. This is the course of the 7th marathon. Even if the running route has changed over the years, it still follows this route along the Danube today.

This history-steeped long-distance route leads across the Free State of Bavaria as part of the European cycle network, essentially following the course of the Danube. The path runs almost exclusively on excellently maintained, mostly paved cycle paths, which are largely flat and lead directly along the riverbanks or through vast floodplain landscapes without significant inclines. A central highlight is the Danube Gorge near Weltenburg, where the river forces its way through massive limestone...

Diverse long-distance cycle path from Ulm on the Danube to Kressbronn on Lake Constance. Continuously signposted long-distance cycle path past several lake and moorland landscapes, health resorts, spas and historic towns with buildings from the Baroque period. Icon: white cyclist on blue background