Main-Neckar Cycle Path – Miltenberg to Mosbach-Neckarelz
Main-Neckar Cycle Path – Miltenberg to Mosbach-Neckarelz
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The varied Main-Neckar cycle path leads from Miltenberg am Main in Bavaria to Mosbach-Neckarelz am Neckar in Baden. It thus connects two beautiful river landscapes.
It starts in Miltenberg. Here you cycle a bit directly along the banks of the Main before you turn south and follow the Mud to…
by Touristikgemeinschaft Odenwald
Last updated: September 24, 2026
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Naturpark Bayerischer Odenwald
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Start point
14.4 km
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22.6 km
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27.9 km
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34.0 km
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46.7 km
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53.5 km
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57.1 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
27.0 km
15.3 km
7.53 km
7.21 km
132 m
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Surfaces
48.3 km
5.36 km
2.42 km
921 m
128 m
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January 28, 2021
The varied Main-Neckar cycle path leads from Miltenberg am Main in Bavaria to Mosbach-Neckarelz am Neckar in Baden. It thus connects two beautiful river landscapes.
It starts in Miltenberg. Here you cycle a bit directly along the banks of the Main before you turn south and follow the Mud to Amorbach
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February 3, 2022
Did the trail (Oct 2020) with my son (12). Was his first "long" tour on the bike. Tip. The GPX file of the trail, which you can download and which will also have been the basis for planning here, seems to be ancient. It actually consists of points that are marked on a map every 20-50m. Especially Komoot
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