Nagoldtal cycle path - Nagoldtal-Radweg

The Nagoldtal cycle path starts at the source of the river at Urnagold (Seewald-Besenfeld) on the B294 B294. It follows the river downwards to its confluence with the Enz. The route between 1 NagoldWebsite of this institutionNagold in the encyclopedia WikipediaNagold in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsNagold (Q26344) in the Wikidata database and 2 PforzheimWebsite of this institutionPforzheim in the encyclopedia WikipediaPforzheim in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsPforzheim (Q3046) in the Wikidata database is part of the Heidelberg-Black Forest-Lake Constance Cycle RouteWebsite of this institutionHeidelberg-Schwarzwald-Bodensee-Radweg in the encyclopedia WikipediaHeidelberg-Schwarzwald-Bodensee-Radweg (Q1593987) in the Wikidata database.

Route profile

Map of Nagoldtal-Radweg
  • Length: Total length of the route approx. 90 km
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  • Slopes: Downriver approx. 290 m gradient
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background

preparation

getting there

Public transportation

The Velobus brings riders and bicycles from May 1st to October 3rd on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays 1 Pforzheim Central StationCentral station Pforzheim in the encyclopedia WikipediaCentral station Pforzheim in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsPforzheim Central Station (Q322374) in the Wikidata database to the starting point of the Enztal cycle path to the source of the Enz 3 GompelscheuerGompelscheuer in the encyclopedia WikipediaGompelscheuer (Q21013702) in the Wikidata database and to the Nagold spring at Urnagold.

By bicycle

In the street

Route description with sights

Urnagold - Nagold: 41 km

  • Urnagold: The Nagold rises in the Seefeld district Besenfeld Urna Gold, the small St. John's Church is worth seeing here. The path goes from here about 1.5 km along the B294 B294 until after
  • Broom field. Most of the cycle path goes parallel to the K4774 K 4774 down the valley to
  • Ore mine, also a district of Seefeld. Now the path goes about 3 km along the Nagold dam, a popular meeting place for anglers and water sports enthusiasts. The offer also includes information about the lake. We continue along the Nagold, past sawmills and fish farming basins
  • 4 AltensteigWebsite of this institutionAltensteig in the encyclopedia WikipediaAltensteig in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsAltensteig (Q157967) in the Wikidata database. The old castle and the Protestant town church are worth seeing here. Thanks to numerous well-preserved half-timbered houses, the city belongs to German half-timbered street. It goes on after
  • 5 EbhausenEbhausen in the encyclopedia WikipediaEbhausen in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsEbhausen (Q536887) in the Wikidata database And then to
  • Rohrdorf. Worth seeing is the town hall, formerly a commandery of the Order of St. John. Finally one reaches
  • 6 NagoldWebsite of this institutionNagold in the encyclopedia WikipediaNagold in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsNagold (Q26344) in the Wikidata database

Nagold - Calw: 30 km

  • Nagold: Hohennagold ruins, medieval old town, the old tower are just some of the sights.
  • 7 WildbergWebsite of this institutionWildberg in the encyclopedia WikipediaWildberg in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsWildberg (Q264503) in the Wikidata database: The city lies on a circular mountain, formerly protected by a city wall. The witch tower and the old town hall are witnesses of the past. Continue to
  • Teinach station, the train station of the remote town 8 Bad Teinach-ZavelsteinWebsite of this institutionBad Teinach-Zavelstein in the encyclopedia WikipediaBad Teinach-Zavelstein in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsBad Teinach-Zavelstein (Q503266) in the Wikidata database.
  • Kentheim is a district, on the way is the Candiduskirche. You finally arrive along the Nagold
  • 9 CalwWebsite of this institutionCalw in the encyclopedia WikipediaCalw in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsCalw (Q487921) in the Wikidata database

Calw - Pforzheim: 31 km

  • Calw: The leather street in the old city of tanners and timber dealers
  • Hirsau: Calw district, ruins of the monastery a little off the bike path,
  • Ernstmühl, Part of Hirsau
  • 10 Bad LiebenzellWebsite of this institutionBad Liebenzell in the encyclopedia WikipediaBad Liebenzell in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsBad Liebenzell (Q522349) in the Wikidata database: Castle ruins, thermal baths, health resort and Paracelsus spring
  • 11 UnterreichenbachUnterreichenbach in the encyclopedia WikipediaUnterreichenbach in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsUnterreichenbach (Q536333) in the Wikidata database
  • 12 DillweissensteinDillweißstein in the encyclopedia WikipediaDillweißstein (Q1225612) in the Wikidata database: Kräheneck and Rabeneck castle ruins
  • 13 PforzheimWebsite of this institutionPforzheim in the encyclopedia WikipediaPforzheim in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsPforzheim (Q3046) in the Wikidata database: Jewelry and watch industry, jewelry museum

Overnight locations

security

trips

References to literature and maps

Cycle guide

  • Cycling map - Leporello Nagoldtal cycle path. Publicpress-Verlag, 2010, scale 1: 50,000, ISBN 978-3-89920-593-0

Web links

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