View of Lake Constance – View of Lake Constance loop from Ossingen
View of Lake Constance – View of Lake Constance loop from Ossingen
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View of Lake Constance – View of Lake Constance loop from Ossingen
03:53
62.2km
600m
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: July 29, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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2.04 km
Sangibuck
Forest
5.28 km
Vordere Langebüül
Forest
20.0 km
Schloss Herdern
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Here people can gain a foothold again who have difficulties integrating into society due to psychological, social or alcohol-related problems.
It has a really great farm shop.
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22.5 km
View of the Alps from Lanzenneunforn
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There is also a bank at the highest point of the economic route, which invites you to take a well-deserved rest with a view.
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25.4 km
St. Mauritius Catholic Church Gündelhart
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37.8 km
View of Lake Constance
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39.6 km
Mammern on the Untersee
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41.9 km
View of Lake Constance
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45.2 km
View of the Old Town of Stein am Rhein
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45.9 km
View of Hohenklingen Castle
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At the beginning of the 14th century the von Hohenklingen family split into the Hohenklingen-Brandis and Hohenklingen-Bechburg branches. In 1359 Ulrich and Walter von Hohenklingen-Brandis sold their share in Kastvogtei Castle to Austria for financial reasons and received it back as a fief. In 1419 their descendants sold the fief to Kaspar von Klingenberg, lord of Hohentwiel Fortress, who in 1433 also bought the other half of the Hohenklingen complex.
In 1457, in the course of the decline of the lower nobility, the Klingenbergers had to sell Hohenklingen Castle. The citizens of Stein am Rhein acted as buyers and paid 24,500 guilders for the castle. The castle later became an important end point in the chain of Zurich's Hochwachten. A bailiff was appointed; up until the 19th century more than thirty bailiffs held office at Hohenklingen. In 1484 the castle and town went under the protection of Zurich, both of which were to be open to the people of Zurich in the future.
In 1499, at the time of the Swabian War, and from 1618 to 1648 in the Thirty Years' War, the castle played an important role as a military fortification; additional guard and support teams were transferred to the castle. After the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, the fortress lost its strategic importance. During the Second World War, a military observation post was set up on the tower.
In 1838 the high guard service was abolished; as a result, the castle threatened to collapse. Attempts to lease the castle failed due to the bankruptcy of the respective tenants. Only the attempt to set up a sanatorium with guest rooms and an inn in the castle brought success after initial difficulties. Today Hohenklingen Castle with its restaurant (fine cuisine) and wide view is a popular destination.
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62.2 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
21.2 km
16.8 km
15.9 km
7.27 km
853 m
257 m
Surfaces
44.4 km
11.7 km
3.32 km
1.48 km
1.17 km
222 m
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Elevation
Highest point (610 m)
Lowest point (400 m)
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15°C
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