Württemberger Tälerradweg

275 km cycle route.

275km

4-7days

moderateDifficulty

1,750 mClimbing

yesE-bike friendly

Plan this route See example stages

Free, no sign-up needed.

Elevation profile304–856 m

The route at a glance

The Württemberg Valleys Cycle Path covers about 273 kilometres from Heilbronn through the valleys of the Neckar, Kocher, Jagst and Tauber. You ride along riverbanks, through meadows, woods and vineyards, and the wine villages give you plenty of chances to taste the local wines. On the way are Bad Wimpfen with its medieval buildings and the old town of Schwäbisch Hall. The route is well signposted and alternates between flat and gently hilly sections, so it works for newcomers and experienced touring cyclists alike.

Example stages

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

Crailsheim → Heidenheim an der Brenz518 m up · approx. 6:01 h77 km
Heidenheim an der Brenz → Ulm121 m up · approx. 4:13 h69 km
Ulm → Wiesensteig739 m up · approx. 6:26 h72 km
Wiesensteig → Schwäbisch Gmünd330 m up · approx. 4:17 h57 km

Ø 69 km per day275 km · 1,708 Hm

Plan this route for me All stage plans in detail

On the way

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

28E-bike charging
33Repair station
25Drinking water
70Toilet
37Bike shop
17Shelter
40Station

Little water between km 170 and 245

Trains & ferries

km 0
Crailsheim
km 24
Jagstzell
1.6 km off the route
km 34
Ellwangen
km 37
Schrezheim
km 40
Schwabsberg
400 m off the route
km 45
Goldshöfe
1.3 km off the route
km 50
Hofen (bei Aalen)
1.1 km off the route
km 51
Besucherbergwerk
1.6 km off the route
km 51
Wasseralfingen
350 m off the route
km 54
Aalen Hauptbahnhof
km 59
Unterkochen
km 64
Oberkochen
km 70
Königsbronn
km 72
Itzelberg
km 77
Heidenheim-Schnaitheim
km 80
Heidenheim
km 81
Heidenheim Voithwerk
450 m off the route
km 84
Heidenheim-Mergelstetten
450 m off the route
km 96
Herbrechtingen
450 m off the route
km 102
Giengen (Brenz)
km 107
Hermaringen
km 109
Bergenweiler
km 111
Sontheim-Brenz
km 117
Niederstotzingen
km 122
Rammingen (Württ)
km 133
Langenau (Württ)
550 m off the route
km 138
Unterelchingen
km 139
Oberelchingen
km 143
Thalfingen (b Ulm)
km 147
Finningerstraße
1.8 km off the route
km 148
Neu-Ulm
600 m off the route
km 148
Ulm Ost
1.1 km off the route
km 150
Ulm Hauptbahnhof
300 m off the route
km 153
Ulm-Söflingen
km 156
Blaustein
km 158
Herrlingen
km 167
Gerhausen
km 172
Blaubeuren
km 251
Faurndau
km 275
Schwäbisch Gmünd

only right on the route· 228 more places off the route

E-bike charging28

km 34
E-Bike Ladestation Karl-Wöhr-Platz Ellwangen
km 194
ChargerCube
8 spaces · free
km 204
E-Bike Ladestationen Westerheim

Repair station33

km 1
RadService-Punkt ZOB Crailsheim
Tools + Pump · 24 h
km 79
Fahrradreparatursäule
Tools + Pump · free · 24 h
km 260
Repair station
Tools + Pump · free · 24 h

Drinking water25

km 54
Drinking water
km 64
Drinking water
km 260
Drinking water

Toilet70

km 72
Toilet
free
km 83
Toilet
free
km 170
Toilet
free

Bike shop37

km 58
Rad und Sport Stütz
Mon–Fri 09:00–13:00; Mon–Tue, Thu–Fri 14:00–18:00; Sat 09:00–13:00
km 64
Zweirad Elmer
Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 10:00–12:00, 14:00–18:00; Sat 09:00–12:30
km 132
Bike shop

Shelter17

km 25
Shelter
km 177
Shelter
km 260
Shelter

Data: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · Alb-Donau-Kreis, Crailsheim / Hohenlohe + Schwäbisch Hall Tourismus e. V., Crailsheim / Kocher-Jagst-Radweg, Crailsheim / Stadtverwaltung Crailsheim, Hohenlohe / Hohenlohe + Schwäbisch Hall Tourismus e. V., Hohenlohe / Kocher-Jagst-Radweg, Landratsamt Ostalbkreis, Landratsamt Ostalbkreis / Susanne Dambacher, Remstal Tourismus, Remstal Tourismus / Touristik- und Marketing GmbH, Remstal Tourismus / Zwischen Wald und Alb, Ulm, Ulm / Anna Beyrer / DZT (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Alb-Donau-Kreis / Blaubeuren, Landratsamt Ostalbkreis, Schwäbische Alb Tourismusverband e.V. / Ellwangen / DZT (CC0 1.0)