Die Brücke

Popular section of the route in the Altmuehltal Nature Park, Bavaria On the Altmühltal cycle path, there is generally not much incline to be expected; The Altmühl flows slowly along. On the third section, however, you start on somewhat steeper passages. Once these have been overcome, the path quickly becomes level again. It goes through the beautiful Franconian Alb with its fringing mountains and rock formations. Highlights: - Gothic town churches - Baroque buildings

A scenic section of the route in the Altmühltal, Bavaria This route is the third section of the Altmühltal-Panoramaweg. From Treuchtlingen it goes via Pappenheim to Solnhofen. This 14-kilometer route can also be split up as you wish. The first section runs along the idyllic Altmühlenaue through beautiful forest. The arrival in Pappenheim is rewarded with a wonderful view of the castle. If you continue to Solnhofen, you will pass some quarries that are known for the Solnhofen slabs that are...

Beautiful section with great views of Altmühltal, Bavaria. The fourth stage leads via Mörsheim to Goldstein. In the picturesque Gailachtal, it is first a bit uphill to be then able to enjoy a fantastic view. A few of them are on this section of the route: Shortly before Dollnstein, there is a view over the Urdonautal as a reward. On this section of the route, there are camping facilities and places to stop for refreshments. Highlights: - Rock formation "Twelve Apostles." - Great views

A walking time of around 2 hours should be taken into account for this beautiful circular route. It starts in the small but famous Solnhofen, which is mainly known for its geological composition, the associated scientific importance and also its beautiful landscape. You have great views of the rock group "12 Apostles" and from the "Teufelskanzel". The route is not suitable for strollers. If you want, you can visit the hobby quarry Solnhofen, which is open from April to October.

Varied route section in the Altmühltal, Bavaria The entire diversity of the panorama trail can be enjoyed over these 15 kilometers. Sunny juniper pastures and rugged limestone alternate. Shortly behind Dollnstein lies Bavaria's largest geotope, the Burgstein rock. Ultimately, there are still wonderful panoramic views to enjoy. Highlights: - Burgstein rocks - Blumenberg fossil quarry - Eichstätt Cathedral