View of Hohenasperg – Gravel Path Along the Glems loop from Asperg
View of Hohenasperg – Gravel Path Along the Glems loop from Asperg
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View of Hohenasperg – Gravel Path Along the Glems loop from Asperg
02:06
31.7km
280m
Cycling
Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: July 9, 2026
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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted
After 30.2 km for 100 m
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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2.22 km
View of Hohenasperg
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6.53 km
Hospital
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After the Reformation, the sovereign took possession of the hospital in 1534. The benefice continued until the Battle of Nördlingen in 1634. After that, the outbreak of the Thirty Years' War in southwest Germany brought economic, social and community life to a standstill. In the 18th and 19th centuries, the benefice was a municipal poorhouse, which had to be financed using the former hospital property.
The discussions about renovating or demolishing all the buildings, especially the former benefice, dragged on for decades. It was only economic stimulus programs from 1975 onwards that enabled the city to renovate it. The northern part was occupied in 1978 and the southern part in 1981.
The 42-meter-long building now houses the council meeting room, club rooms, the youth music school and the city library in the south wing. Here, on the publicly accessible first floor, the ceiling beams and posts show the former room layout with the benefice rooms accessed from the central corridor.
Source: markgroeningen.de/stadt-markgroeningen/portrait-geschichte/stadtrundgang/11-spital
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10.1 km
Glems Bridge (B10)
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12.9 km
Gravel Path Along the Glems
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includes a lot of forest and, in midsummer, shady benches right by the Glems River.
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16.9 km
Valley mill
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Source: City of Leonberg, Der Glemsmühlenweg
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17.3 km
Glemstal meadow
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22.0 km
Münchinger Schloss
Castle
25.5 km
Panoramic View of Schwieberdingen Fields
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30.3 km
Kleinaspergle Burial Mound
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In 1964, during grading work on the site of what is now the private and inaccessible property at Teckstrasse 14 in the Grafenbühl residential area, a grave covered by a massive, partially destroyed set of stones was discovered. Under the direction of Hartwig Zürn of the State Office for Monument Protection, the entire mound was examined. The mound, which is no longer visible, is believed to have had a diameter of approximately 40 meters. The chamber had already been plundered in ancient times. Two gold-plated bronze brooches, remains of a drinking vessel, and two bronze lion's feet from a kettle frame were found. Fragments of an iron chariot, various objects made of amber, ivory, and bone. The most beautiful are two sphinxes carved from bone with amber faces. The grave is dated to 500 BC.
The Asperg Celtic finds are housed in the Württemberg State Museum in Stuttgart. In 2007, a replica of the spouted jug from Kleinaspergle was made and is on display in the city's premises.
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31.7 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
13.9 km
11.5 km
4.84 km
894 m
375 m
175 m
Surfaces
21.2 km
5.14 km
3.90 km
1.14 km
154 m
128 m
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Elevation
Highest point (340 m)
Lowest point (240 m)
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Monday 24 August
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