Kreuzbergsee and Kreuzberghof – Rest Area at the Waldangelbach loop from Wiesloch-Walldorf

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Kreuzbergsee and Kreuzberghof – Rest Area at the Waldangelbach loop from Wiesloch-Walldorf

Moderate

4.6

(20)

riders

Kreuzbergsee and Kreuzberghof – Rest Area at the Waldangelbach loop from Wiesloch-Walldorf

03:05

52.4km

420m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 6, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 28.5 km for 83 m

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Train Station

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5.59 km

Letzenberg Chapel

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... popular destination for cyclists of all kinds

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28.6 km

Kreuzbergsee and Kreuzberghof

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The Kreuzbergsee is only a few meters away from the eastern exit of Tiefenbach at a large parking lot.
It is the starting point for many varied hiking trails and …

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31.7 km

View of the Kraichgau countryside

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Beautiful distant view.. Breathtaking with a red sky..

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32.2 km

View over Kraichgau to the Vosges

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Truly breathtaking view… An absolute eye-catcher, especially under a reddish sky!

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34.8 km

Burg Waldangelloch Ruins

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Castle (ruin) Waldangeloch
.. Above the Waldangelbach lies the castle Waldangelloch from 1206 on a spur. Only the outer ring wall with outstanding towers and the reconstructed foundations of a …

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37.4 km

Angelbach Cycle Path

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Well-maintained cycle path, with the option of resting at the grill hut

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43.9 km

Rest Area at the Waldangelbach

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Nice place for a break

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45.5 km

View of Rotenberg Castle

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The complex was built by Streif von Rotenberg. Only the stair tower with its Renaissance portal and parts of the outer and moat walls remain from the original structure.

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