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Cycle Path to Ebensfeld – Oxbow lakes and Main river bend loop from Ebing

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Germany

Bavaria

Franconia

Cycle Path to Ebensfeld – Oxbow lakes and Main river bend loop from Ebing

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4.7

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Cycle Path to Ebensfeld – Oxbow lakes and Main river bend loop from Ebing

01:49

31.5km

80m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 23, 2026

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Includes segments that go up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 53 m for 15 m

After 31.5 km for 15 m

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5.51 km

St. Valentin Chapel Unterleiterbach

Highlight • Religious Site

On October 25, 1500, the auxiliary bishop of Bamberg, Hieronymus von Reitzenstein, consecrated the church at this point in honor of St. Bishop Valentine, the Virgin Mary, St. Cross and other saints a small (7.5 x 10.5m) half-timbered chapel. A wayside shrine may already have stood there, perhaps even a smaller predecessor building. The Holy Year 1500 is likely to have given the impetus for its construction. Perhaps the pilgrimage to Rome also played a role, coming from Erfurt via Coburg and Bamberg towards Nuremberg.
The dilapidation of the half-timbered chapel and the general desire to build at the time gave rise to the idea of a new building as early as the 1830s. Construction began on May 11, 1738.

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6.85 km

Cycle Path to Ebensfeld

Highlight • Cycleway

A very nice cycle path would also be created here

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9.15 km

Half-timbered houses in Oberbrunn

Highlight • Historical Site

In the 9th century, Oberbrunn was first mentioned as "ce Brunnen" in the traditions of the Fulda monastery, which is based on a copy in the Codex Eberhardi from the 12th century, as the property of Fulda servants. The next mention was possibly in 1126, when Herolt "de Brunnen" was mentioned in a document as a witness for the Banz monastery. However, the evidence for the 9th century and 1126 is questionable. The first reliable document dates from 1221. In the document, Bamberg's Bishop Ekbert confirmed that Heinrich von Schletten, among other things, gave the bailiwick "superioeris Brunnen et mansum unvm in ipsa uilla" to the Michelsberg Monastery as a fief.

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9.69 km

View of Ebensfeld and Staffelberg

Highlight • Viewpoint

The Main winds its way idyllically through the valley. Especially around Unter- and Oberbrunn you will find a wonderful landscape with numerous altars and lakes. A look over the lush green meadows shows Markt Ebensfeld.

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