Eriskirch Cycle Path – Montfort Castle loop from Langenargen

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Eriskirch Cycle Path – Montfort Castle loop from Langenargen

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Eriskirch Cycle Path – Montfort Castle loop from Langenargen

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9.35km

30m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 2.61 km for 71 m

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2.64 km

Historic Wooden Bridge Over the Schussen (Eriskirch)

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On the way from Eriskirch to Lake Constance you pass the historic wooden bridge with its own great character

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3.24 km

Orchard and carved bench at the Eriskircher Ried Nature Conservation Center

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3.49 km

Eriskirch Cycle Path

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On the gravel road along the railway line, it can get quite dusty in summer.

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3.66 km

Schussen Suspension Bridge in Eriskircher Ried

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If you stop on the bridge to take photos, you should make sure that no one else is driving across it at the time, because it vibrates quite strongly.

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4.55 km

Schussen River in the Riparian Forest

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The Schussen is a rather inconspicuous midland river. On its just 60 km long run between Bad Schussenried and its confluence with Lake Constance, it has no spectacular natural beauties. …

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7.08 km

View of Schloss Montfort, Lake Constance, and the Alps from Langenargen

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You can catch a glimpse of Lake Constance here. Countless small shells lie at your feet. You also have a beautiful view of Langenargen Castle. And every now and then a duck walks in front of the camera lens. 🥰

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7.29 km

Montfort Castle

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„The magnificent ruin of Montfort, situated on a headland – the most beautiful I have ever seen.“ This is how Annette von Droste-Hülshoff describes the Montfort ruin in one of …

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7.52 km