Kochertal Bridge – Wooden Bridge over the Kocher loop from Braunsbach

Mountain biking trails

Germany

Baden-Württemberg

Landkreis Schwäbisch Hall

Braunsbach

Kochertal Bridge – Wooden Bridge over the Kocher loop from Braunsbach

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Kochertal Bridge – Wooden Bridge over the Kocher loop from Braunsbach

01:52

32.5km

260m

Mountain biking

Easy mountain bike ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 26, 2026

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93 m

Braunsbach Flood 2016 Information Center

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Small but very informative information center about the flood of the century in Braunsbach in May 2016. Lots of impressive pictures that give you an idea of what was going on in Braunsbach back then

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2.91 km

Kochertal Bridge

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Here you have a nice view of the highest (car) bridge in Germany. Impressive.

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4.77 km

Wooden Bridge over the Kocher

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Beautiful bicycle and pedestrian bridge from which you have great views of the river with its lushly overgrown banks. You can also see the Kochertal Bridge.

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16.3 km

View of Schwäbisch Hall and the Kocher River

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This view of the town of Schw. Hall is hidden on the Gottwollshäuser Steige

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16.5 km

The executioner's bridge counts among the most beautiful spots in the old town. On the bridge is the "executioner's house" with a small exhibition of talking automatons. Furthermore, you look towards Katharinenvorstadt with the Johanniterhalle (church in the background) and the half-timbered houses on the Kocher.

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16.9 km

Haalmauer and beer garden in Unterwöhrd

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Beer garden directly on the banks of the river (Kocher).

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17.2 km

Old Town of Schwäbisch Hall

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The commercial settlement, first documented in 1156 and first established in the Middle Ages around a saltworks on Franconian royal property, became a royal town under the Hohenstaufen dynasty. In 1280, Hall attained the status of an Imperial City in the Holy Roman Empire and retained this status until its mediatization in 1802.
Schwäbisch Hall has been a large district town since October 1, 1960.
The town is known for the Heller, which bears its name, as well as for its salt makers, the Schwäbisch Hall Building Society, the Schwäbisch Hall Unicorns football team, and the open-air performances on the grand staircase in front of St. Michael's Church.

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