Ödenturm – Bridge Over the Rohrach loop from Süßen

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Ödenturm – Bridge Over the Rohrach loop from Süßen

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Ödenturm – Bridge Over the Rohrach loop from Süßen

02:40

37.9km

420m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 15, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 11.8 km for 328 m

After 21.3 km for 266 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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993 m

Asphalted cycle path from Gingen to Süßen

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Great bike path that leads to work and back every day.

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5.69 km

Historic Workers' Settlement Kuchen

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Significant in industrial history - it is best to take a few minutes and let the past sink in.

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9.03 km

View of Voralb and Swabian Jura

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16.0 km

Öde Tower

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The 36-meter-high tower, still a landmark of the town of Geislingen today, was built around 1400 to protect the lower Helfenstein Castle. After the castle was demolished in 1552, the Ödenturm remained. Today it serves as an observation tower.

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17.7 km

View of Geislingen from Aussichtsfels

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The Galgenberg rock at 645 metres above sea level offers a very good view of Geislingen/Steige, although you have to go up onto a small rocky outcrop to get there.

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22.9 km

Bridge Over the Rohrach

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The Rohrach flows past here and the water is then used further down for trout farming.

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24.0 km

Rohrachweiher

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Beautiful biotope, unfortunately it encourages some people to throw away their rubbish.

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29.9 km

Filstal Route near Kuchen

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This beautiful section of the Filstal route leads through the village of Cake. Anyone who now thinks that the naming has something to do with delicious, sweet pieces is unfortunately …

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