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Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald

Eisenbach

View of Kirnbergsee – Kirnbergsee loop from Oberbränd

Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald

Eisenbach

View of Kirnbergsee – Kirnbergsee loop from Oberbränd

Moderate

4.5

(2)

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View of Kirnbergsee – Kirnbergsee loop from Oberbränd

01:34

32.8km

420m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 23, 2026

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Naturpark Südschwarzwald

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8.25 km

View of Kirnbergsee

Highlight • Viewpoint

Very nice road bike tour, away from the busy roads

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9.61 km

Kirnbergsee

Highlight • Lake

The Kirnbergsee is a pleasant small lake on the Baar plateau near Lenzkirch. A calm and scenic spot as the route transitions from forest to open countryside heading toward Donaueschingen.

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15.5 km

Vereinsbrunnen Bräunlingen

Highlight • Monument

great fountain that invites you to take a breather

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23.1 km

Scenic road between Hubertushofen and Mistelbrunn

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Perfectly paved, quiet route.

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24.9 km

The Mistelbrunner Markuskapelle with its frescoes from the 13th century is one of the art historical gems in southern Baden and is one of the early examples of Christian architecture. The Mistelbrunn district of Bräunlingen with its almost 80 inhabitants was founded by the Reichenau Monastery and was first mentioned in 1145. The chapel in the town, like the mother Abbey of Reichenau, is dedicated to the Evangelist Markus. He was worshiped as a weather saint for many centuries; in so-called Marx processions, Bräunlingen citizens and farmers there often asked for more rain or more sun in earlier centuries. The church, which had been redesigned several times and which above all invited pilgrims to take a spiritual retreat, was built between 1120 and 1150 on the ruins of two previous buildings. At that time, the Reichenau Abbey had already sold its possessions there to the Allerheiligen Abbey near Schaffhausen. The church was frescoed between 1235 and 1250. The paintings on the north and south walls have been preserved. The creation of God according to the Old Testament is shown on the north wall, the New Testament salvation by Jesus Christ on the south wall.

Source: braeunlingen-tourismus.de/braeunlingen-sehensw/markuskapelle-mistelbrunn

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