Best river trails in Ansbach

Popular mountain bike tour in the Frankenhöhe Nature Park, Bavaria. This mountain bike tour is ideal for traveling by public transport, as the starting and finishing point is the train station in Ansbach. Climbs and downhill routes alternate. Likewise, thanks to the constant change between open landscapes and forest areas, it never gets boring. There are numerous places to stop for refreshments near the train station. Highlights of the tour: - Schönfeld Forest - Bocksberg - Ansbach city...

Scenic section of the route in Bavaria The European watershed begins varied: it goes through romantic valleys, through lush forests with ancient trees and also along historical sights. Accessible by bus and train. Highlights: - historical old town Ansbach - Devil's Trench - Parish church of St.Laurentius Elpersdorf - 800 year old cross signs near the route - Hohenzollernburg Colmberg

Relaxed road bike tour on the Franconian Rezat, Bavaria. This road bike route, classified as easy, runs from Ansbach along the Franconian Rezat to Windsbach. On the way, a detour to the Lichtenau Fortress is recommended, whose inner courtyard and wall platforms can be visited. The tour starts and ends at train stations, so the route is ideal for those arriving by public transport. Highlights of the route: - Franconian Rezat - Ansbach old town - Lichtenau Fortress (optional) - Windbach

Challenging hike in the Frankenhoehe nature park, Bavaria. This 46 km long hiking trail leads from Ansbach via Neuhof an der Zenn to Neustadt an der Aisch. The hike can be undertaken in one go, with an overnight stay or in separate day hikes (Ansbach - Markt Erlbach, Markt Erlbach - Riedfeld). Like Markt Erlbach, the start and end point have train stations. The trail marker is a red drop on a white background. Highlights of the hike: - Ruegland Castle - new pond - Zenntal - Market Erlbach -...

Nature-rich long-distance hiking trail in the Frankenhöhe Nature Park The route follows the geographic peculiarity of the European watershed. It goes over easily accessible forest roads and natural paths and ways; sturdy shoes are recommended. On the way there are refreshment stops and huts to rest; the end points can be reached by bus and train.