Max Eyth Footbridge – Wooden jetty at Max-Eyth-See loop from Remseck Neckargröningen

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Remseck am Neckar

Max Eyth Footbridge – Wooden jetty at Max-Eyth-See loop from Remseck Neckargröningen

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Max Eyth Footbridge – Wooden jetty at Max-Eyth-See loop from Remseck Neckargröningen

02:10

20.8km

90m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 8, 2026

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7.38 km

Max Eyth Footbridge

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The Keefertal connects the Stuttgart districts of Münster and Mühlhausen. There are not many cars on this wide road, which is why there is enough space for walkers and cyclists. The Max Eyth bridge itself is a real eye-catcher. This great suspension bridge is also affectionately known as the “Golden Gätle”.

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8.59 km

View of the Neckar River and Moored Boats

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A place I always like to pass by, beautiful view of the Neckar, several benches and the few boats anchored in front of it

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10.0 km

View of Zuckerberg and the above-ground bunker

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10.1 km

Münstersteg — View of the Neckar and vineyards

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A short break between Cannstatt and Max-Eyth for a great view of the Neckar. There is also an interesting cut into the terrain nearby to get to Steinhaldenfeld via stairs

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13.1 km

Wooden jetty at Max-Eyth-See

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A very rustic jetty

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14.3 km

Max Eyth Lake

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You feel like you're on vacation

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15.2 km

Hofen Castle Ruins

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The castle, built around 1260, is still the largest medieval ruin with upright masonry in Stuttgart. From 1369 to 1753, the Lords of Neuhausen were the local and castle lords of Hofen.

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16.7 km

Oeffinger Scillawald

Nature Reserve

17.5 km

Fellbach Landing Stage

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A slightly different view of the Neckar. Via the Waldachttal, which goes up there directly from the Neckar towards Hegnach, you can comfortably get back up to the top.

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