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Remstal-Radweg

105 km cycle route.

105km
2-3days
moderateDifficulty
905 mClimbing
yesE-bike friendly

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Map of the Remstal-Radweg

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Elevation profile207–505 m

The route at a glance

The Remstal cycle route follows the Rems for about 105 kilometres, from its source near Essingen on the edge of the Swabian Alb to where it joins the Neckar at Remseck. You ride past vineyards, orchards and woods and through the old towns of Schwäbisch Gmünd and Schorndorf. The Rems valley is wine country, so it is worth stopping at a winery or a Besenwirtschaft, one of the seasonal wine taverns. The route is well signposted and mostly flat, a good choice for a short, relaxed tour with luggage.

Example stages

A suggestion with overnight stops in towns along the way. Adjust it to your pace in the planner.

  1. Start → Schorndorf383 m up · approx. 4:04 h50 km
  2. Schorndorf → Aalen456 m up · approx. 4:35 h55 km
Ø 53 km per day105 km · 839 Hm

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On the way

E-bike charging, repairs, drinking water, toilets, trains and ferries along the route, by kilometre.

  • 15E-bike charging
  • 26Repair station
  • 23Drinking water
  • 41Toilet
  • 18Bike shop
  • 18Shelter
  • 25Station

Little water between km 59 and 76

Trains & ferries

  • km 0
    Endersbach
  • km 14
    Fellbach
  • km 14
    Sommerrain
    1.7 km off the route
  • km 16
    Schmiden Stadion
    650 m off the route
  • km 28
    Neustadt-Hohenacker
    850 m off the route
  • km 33
    Rommelshausen
    1.3 km off the route
  • km 33
    Waiblingen
    1.4 km off the route
  • km 36
    Stetten-Beinstein
    550 m off the route
  • km 39
    Beutelsbach
    600 m off the route
  • km 41
    Grunbach
    250 m off the route
  • km 44
    Geradstetten
  • km 47
    Winterbach (b Schorndorf)
  • km 49
    Weiler (Rems)
  • km 52
    Schorndorf
    400 m off the route
  • km 53
    Schorndorf-Hammerschlag
  • km 54
    Haubersbronn
    1.8 km off the route
  • km 56
    Urbach (b. Schorndorf)
    250 m off the route
  • km 58
    Plüderhausen
    350 m off the route
  • km 63
    Waldhausen (b Schorndorf)
  • km 67
    Lorch (Württemberg)
    300 m off the route
  • km 76
    Schwäbisch Gmünd
  • km 87
    Böbingen (Rems)
    250 m off the route
  • km 92
    Mögglingen (Gmünd)
    350 m off the route
  • km 101
    Aalen West (im Bau)
    500 m off the route
  • km 105
    Aalen Hauptbahnhof

E-bike charging15

  • km 12
    Rathaus Fellbach Kirchhofstraße 11
    2 spaces · fee
  • km 32
    E-bike charging
    free
  • km 77
    E-bike charging
    fee

Repair station26

  • km 36
    RadService-Punkt Beinstein Spielplatz Hennanescht
    Tools + Pump · 24 h
  • km 37
    RadService-Punkt Endersbach Weg
    Tools + Pump · 24 h
  • km 62
    Repair station
    Tools + Pump · free · 24 h

Drinking water23

  • km 7
    Drinking water
    free
  • km 13
    Drinking water
    free
  • km 98
    Drinking water
    free

Toilet41

  • km 52
    Toilet
    fee · 24 h
  • km 91
    Toilet
    Mon–Sun 09:00–18:00
  • km 105
    Toilet
    free · Mon–Sat 08:00–20:00; Sun, public holidays closed

Bike shop18

  • km 1
    Fahrradwerkstatt
    Wed 18:30–19:30
  • km 49
    Hutt Fahrräder
    Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 08:30–12:00, 14:00–18:00; Wed 08:30–12:30; Sat 08:30–13:00; Sun closed
  • km 92
    Sinn Bikes

Shelter18

  • km 11
    Shelter
  • km 55
    Shelter
  • km 69
    Shelter

Data: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · Remstal Tourismus, Remstal Tourismus / Maximilian Funk, Remstal Tourismus / Remstal Tourismus e.V., Remstal Tourismus / Touristik- und Marketing GmbH, Remstal Tourismus / Weinstadt, Remstal Tourismus / Zwischen Wald und Alb / DZT (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Landratsamt Ostalbkreis / DZT (CC0 1.0)