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Wingersheim-Les-Quatre-Bans

Wingersheim lock – Brumath Forest loop from Mittelhausen

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Bike touring routes & trails

France

Alsace

Zabern

Wingersheim-Les-Quatre-Bans

Wingersheim lock – Brumath Forest loop from Mittelhausen

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riders

Wingersheim lock – Brumath Forest loop from Mittelhausen

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21.0km

90m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 10, 2026

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3.78 km

Private Road, Marne–Rhine Canal (Lock 46) – Donnenheim

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Paved and quiet road, in the fields, prohibited to motorized vehicles (in theory).

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5.30 km

Wingersheim lock

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Wingersheim Lock is a lock located in Wingersheim. It forms an essential part of the local waterway system, providing a scenic spot for boats to navigate the canals surrounded by peaceful and idyllic surroundings.

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5.35 km

Schleuse Nr. 46

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Good place to take a break.

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8.00 km

Brumath Forest

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Nice ride through the shades

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8.57 km

Bridge on the Bilwisheim road

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The towpath (Chemin de halage) is simply great for cycling. But beware: the bridges are sometimes narrow and confusing. So go slowly

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11.7 km

TGV Accident Memorial

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The Eckwersheim TGV accident on the afternoon of November 14, 2015, was the most serious accident involving a TGV since the French national railway company SNCF began operating in 1981, and the first with a significant number of fatalities. Eleven people died when a test train derailed at excessive speed on a curve during a high-speed test run on the yet-to-be-opened eastern, second construction phase of the new LGV Est Européenne high-speed line. At the time of the derailment, the train was traveling at 265 km/h instead of the permitted 176 km/h.
A memorial plaque and stone monuments were erected to commemorate the victims.

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