Best road biking trails in Stromberg-Heuchelberg Nature Park

Official, popular cycle tour near Bietigheim-Bissingen, Baden-Württemberg. This is the official route of the RTF of the Sachsenheimer Lichtenstern Tour. From Großsachsenheim it goes towards Bietigheim-Bissingen, over the Enz, through the Bietigheim forest and over Hohenhaslach. Highlights of the route: - Owenbuhel Castle - Enzblick - Bietigheim Forest

Popular road bike tour around the Schlierkopf, Baden-Württemberg The starting point for the route is at the northern end of Häfnerhaslach. Passing the Heiligenbergsee you drive along paved paths through the forest. There is a small climb at the beginning and a small descent at the end, otherwise the route is relaxed and level. Highlights: - beautiful forest route - quiet ways

Official route of the RTF. You can find further details directly from the organizer: https://www.lichtensterntour.de/

Official, panoramic round tour in the Stromberg-Heuchelberg Nature Park, Baden-Württemberg. This is the official RTF spread of the organizer RSC Bretten. The tour leads on roads and paved paths through the forests of the nature park and along small towns. Highlights of the round: - Maulbronn Monastery - Idyllic views - Refreshments

Comfortable family tour through the Zabergäu and Neckar valleys

Demanding racing bike circuit follows the 150-kilometer route of the "Sachsenheim Lichtenstern Tour" The cycle tour (RTF) starts in Sachsenheim in the district of Ludwigsburg. The route crosses the scenic and varied areas of the Stromberg-Heuchelberg Nature Park and the Löwenstein Mountains. Cyclists move through a mixture of hilly vineyards, dense forests and open plateaus that are typical of this wine-growing region in Baden-Württemberg.

Highlights of the 3B country tour: - Bönnigheim - Hohenhaslach - Ochsenbach - Messenger home

Official route of the RTF. You can find further details directly from the organizer: https://www.tv-stammheim.de/abteilungen/outdoor/radsport

RTF "In the footsteps of the Germany tour 2003" - 75 km (2 points). The permanent leads on parts of the Germany Tour 2003 and is 81 km long. The individual time trial took place in Bretten on June 8, 2003. At that time, the route led from the monastery courtyard in Maulbronn to Bretten with the destination Sporgassenpakplatz behind the Schneider department store. It was a hilly and demanding course through the Kraichgau over 40.7 km. Back then, Michael Rogers Team Quick Step won in 51:36...