Kinzigtal-Radweg (Radfernweg)

Barrier-free long-distance cycle path through the Kinzig Valley in the Black Forest from Freudenstadt to Offenburg. The Kinzigtal cycle path is something for real pleasure cyclists and, thanks to its barrier-free nature, it is suitable for everyone. Following the Kinzig, it goes through the unique forests, meadows and pastures of the Middle Black Forest past former Benedictine monasteries, glassblowing shops, impressive castle grounds and much more. Most of the Kinzigtal cycle path is assigned to difficulty level 1-2, only the first section between Freudenstadt and Alpirsbach is assigned to level 3. The first 24km to Alpirsbach are partly on single trail forest paths and the route has quite steep gradients of 8-12%, so it is only suitable for bicycles and e-bikes. From Alpirsbach, the cycle path can be used by people with mobility equipment, e-wheelchairs, wheelchair handbikes, therapy bikes and child trailers. From there, you continue on paved paths with only moderate inclines or occasional inclines of up to 6%. In the Kinzig valley you always have the opportunity to travel from one of the 17 train stations by public transport and there are always barrier-free toilets, refreshment stops and places to stay on the route. Highlights: - Alpirsbach: Benedictine monastery, brewery museum, tanner's house - Schenkenzell climatic health resort - Panoramic view of the Black Forest from Wolfach - Hausach: Husen Castle, mansion - Historic old town of Haslach in half-timbered style - Offenburg: fish market, former royal court, Baden delicacies