Obertor Square, Hechingen – Villa Eugenia loop from Schlatt

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Obertor Square, Hechingen – Villa Eugenia loop from Schlatt

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Obertor Square, Hechingen – Villa Eugenia loop from Schlatt

03:01

46.6km

450m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. 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 5.18 km for 117 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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5.23 km

Obertor Square, Hechingen

Highlight • Settlement

A beautifully designed place that not only invites the kids to linger.

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5.36 km

View of Hohenzollern Castle

Highlight • Viewpoint

The Zollernburg is just always so great!

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5.70 km

Villa Eugenia

Highlight • Historical Site

Villa Eugenia is an impressive property from the late 18th century that is now used for cultural and private events.

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7.28 km

Tree-lined avenue with a view of Hohenzollern Castle

Highlight • Trail

Impressive avenue of linden trees between the low-lying TÜ-SIG railway line and the Stockoch residential area, coming from the Feilbachtal towards the former Zollern train station. Parallel use by walkers/walkers …

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14.0 km

Lindich Hunting Lodge

Highlight • Castle

In the years 1738 to 1741 the castle Lindich was built on behalf of Prince Friedrich Ludwig. The building was built in Rococo style. The floor plan of the two-storey …

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16.3 km

Ice Pond

Highlight • Lake

Located in the local recreation area near the Fairy Tale Trail. A spawning area, formerly an actual ice skating rink, and a pond for harvesting ice for local cold storage facilities, such as breweries.

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36.8 km

Butzensee

Highlight • Lake

The Butzensee is often referred to as one of the few natural lakes on the Albrand. However, the lake could already be completely drained in the Middle Ages via a …

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