Best partially-paved trails in Nuremberg
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Explore the most popular partially paved trails near Nuremberg 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
- 4.5 (95)·Moderate·4.2 mi·Est. 1.5–2 hrA trip to Lake Wöhrder See shows how nature and city life harmoniously intertwine. The upper part of the lake is a nature reserve where rare birds and plants live undisturbed. The lower lake is home to colorful sailing and pedal boats. Reports from visitors highlight the paved paths, which are ideal for a leisurely stroll. It is a good idea to bring a picnic blanket for the large lawns of the Wöhrder Wiese. A little historical tip is the Neptune Fountain near the Adenauer Bridge, which adds a...
- 4.9 (9)·Easy·3 mi·Est. 1–1.5 hrWonderful and easy loop in Nuremberg. On this easy nature walk in the centre of Nuremberg, there is more to do than just relax. There are numerous information boards along the way that provide information about the nature around Nuremberg's largest historic still water. There is a lot to read about the flora and fauna and the formation of the watercourse. The start is very close to the "Nuremberg Dutzendteich" railway station, making it easy to travel by train. There are public bathrooms...
- 4.1 (11)·Easy·18.9 mi·Est. 7–7.5 hrPromising bike tour from Nuremberg through the Sebalder Reichswald to Kraftshof. From Willy Brandt Platz in Nuremberg it goes across the Wöhrder Wiese and the Wöhrder See into the Sebalder Reichswald. The forest circuit leads over the motorway and then in the direction of Buchenbühl, past the airport and finally to Kraftshof. Highlights: - Wöhrder meadow and lake - historical fortified church in Kraftshof - Refreshments with Franconian cuisine in Kraftshof
- 4.5 (15)·Hard·34.7 mi·Est. 13.5–15 hrChallenging march in Nuremberg, Bavaria. The Mammutmarsch ("mammoth march") that takes place annually in Nuremberg includes routes starting at 30 km - a march for which mental and physical preparation is recommended! This one is 55 km long. The Mammoth March is about community and cohesion and of course about overcoming your own limitations. It is a very varied tour: through forest and nature, past rivers, beaches, bridges and also through Nuremberg city center. Last but not least, the...
- 4.5 (6)·Easy·3.2 mi·Est. 1–1.5 hrThis scenic route offers a wonderful loop through historical streets, perfect for discovering centuries of Bavarian heritage. The path winds along paved paths and sidewalks, providing an easy city walk that accommodates dogs on a leash. Visitors head toward iconic landmarks like the towering Imperial Castle, which serves as a spectacular backdrop throughout the journey. The loop crosses peaceful bridges over the Pegnitz River, taking in beautiful views of half-timbered houses and historic...
- 4.4 (12)·Moderate·20.9 mi·Est. 8–8.5 hrVaried bike tour near Nuremberg, Bavaria. This beautiful bike tour starts at the hiking parking lot on Rathsbergstrasse near Nuremberg Airport. Most of the time you cycle on little-traveled back roads and well-developed paths such as the popular Pegnitz cycle path. Highlights of the tour: - Kraftshofer Forst landscape protection area - Valley of the Pegnitz - Woehrder See landscape protection area
- 4.5 (96)·Hard·31.5 mi·Est. 11.5–13 hrThis is the official route of the Nuremberg Mega March 2021. To give you an initial overview of the Nuremberg Mega March route, you will find all the relevant information here so that you never lose sight of the route. Click through the tabs to see all the important information. The waypoints, in particular, give you information about the starting point, the refreshment stations and the destination. You will also find out where there are points along the route that are relevant to you, such...
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Frequently asked questions
What is the longest partially-paved trail in Nuremberg?
According to AllTrails.com, the longest partially-paved trail in Nuremberg is Bike Tour from Nuremberg via Burgthann. This trail is estimated to be 68.3 mi long.
Which partially paved trail has the most elevation gain in Nuremberg?
Nuremberg: With an ascent of 5,587 ft, Bike Tour from Nuremberg via Burgthann has the most elevation gain of all of the partially paved trails in the area. The next highest ascent for partially paved trails is Deininger Weg with 4,435 ft of elevation gain.
What is the most popular and difficult partially-paved trail in Nuremberg?
The most popular and difficult partially-paved trail in Nuremberg is Mammutmarsch Nuremberg 2025 - 42km with a 4.9-star rating from 8 reviews.
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- Nuremberg-Erlenstegen – Fischbach near Nuremberg
- Southern Cemetery via the Steinbrüchlein to Wendelstein
- Megamarsch Nürnberg 2019 - 50km
- ErlebnisRadweg Hohenzollern (Variante 2) Etappe 1: Nürnberg - Roßtal
- Radtour: Nürnberg - Gebersdorf - Fürth
- Brewery tour: Nuremberg - Wolfsberg
- Rund um Nürnberg über Großhabersdorf
- ErlebnisRadweg Hohenzollern (V1) Etappe 1: Nürnberg - Großhabersdorf
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Points of interest
- Wöhrder See
- Großer Weiher
- Large Dutzendteich
- Pegnitz Hochwasserstollen
- Heilpflanzengarten
- Weinstadel
- Schleuse 72
- Freiung
- Imperial Castle
- Klostergarten
- Wohnmobilstellplatz Dutzendteich
- Frauentorturm
- Hammer
- Kleiner Dutzendteich
- Ruine Schloss Oberbürg
- Schloss Neunhof
- Craftmen's Courtyard
- Steintribüne
- Besucherplatform
- Kongresshalle