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Hiwwe un Driwwe - Tour
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Mairie/Rathaus in Lembach/FrankreichPhoto: Anette Lang, Dahner Felsenland
The tour leads through picturesque meadow valleys and through the Palatinate Forest/Northern Vosges Nature Park Biosphere Reserve. Very varied and also different are the respective villages hiwwe as driwwe through which this round trip leads.
UFFBASSE! - Campaign for a considerate coexistence in nature
Always be forward-looking, friendly and considerate of everyone you meet along the way.
Pay attention to nature, do not destroy plants and always stay on the trails.
Think of a garbage bag on the go and take waste back home.
Please always keep your dog on a leash. Other visitors and animals thank you.
For your own safety, keep in mind any roadblocks. Also on weekends.
Park only in designated parking spaces. Leave room for escape routes and agricultural machinery.
Please give priority to agricultural and forestry transport.
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Baignade du FleckensteinLandhaus Mischler
Die Heilsbach GmbH
Pension-Café "Haus Waldeck"
Wirtshaus zum Salztrippler
Landgasthaus-Pension "Zur Krone"
Gasthaus Wegelnburg GmbH
Restaurant Gimbelhof
Safety information
Often our cycling routes run along paths on which we are guests by bike and which we share with others. We therefore ask for a considerate and friendly cooperation at all times. Farmers and foresters use the farm roads through fields and forests for their everyday work (even on weekends) and therefore always have priority.Due to work assignments and/or weather conditions, these paths can also be more polluted at times. Special care should also be taken when guided along the (mostly quiet and little-used) roads in and around the Alsatian and Palatinate villages.
Tips and hints
Tourist Information Dahner FelsenlandSchulstr. 29,D-66994 Dahn
Phone 06391 9196222
www.dahner-felsenland.de
Rental of e-mountain bikes and mountain bikes
FBA Cycling CenterAm Sonneck 2 + 4,
D-76891 Bundenthal
Tel. 06394 9209474 o. 0171 9835557
www.fba-cycling.de
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Turn-by-turn directions
The round trip continues on the water-bound cycle path slightly uphill to the Rumbacher-Höhe, then we roll down towards Rumbach. Arriving in the idyllic half-timbered village of Rumbach, we follow the cycle path to Bundenthal. Past the Falkenmühle through the village of Bundenthal. At the exit of the village we turn right onto the cycle path up the mountain to the junction K46, then down until we reach the picturesque village of Nothweiler.
The tour leads through the Lembacher Straße to the bike path, first it goes slightly uphill and then down again until we first have Petit Wingen and then the pretty Alsatian Wingen in front of us. Now we cycle past colorful meadows and fields until we come to our starting point Lembach.
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Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
By train to Bad Bergzabern or Hinterweidenthal, from there by bus to Dahn and on to Bundenthal.From May to October with the excursion trains "Bundenthaler and "Felsenland-Express"" on Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from Mannheim / Karlsruhe to Bundenthal stop. Info: www.der-takt.de, www.bahn.de (travel planning from house to house). Here you can go directly into the bike tour.Getting there
B 10 to Hinterweidenthal, continue on the B427 via Dahn, Dahn-Reichenbach and turn left onto the L489 to 76891 Bundenthal, Bahnhofstraße 15. or B48 to Bad Bergzabern via B427 to Erlenbach, then via Niederschlettenbach the L490 to Bundenthal. Here you can get directly into the bike tour at the parking lot at the train station.Parking
F-67510 Lembach, 1 Route de BitcheCoordinates
Equipment
For our cycling routes we recommend the following equipment as standard:(Touring) Bike, on hillier tours, more gears or electric support provide more comfort. Bicycle helmet, cycling clothing, also for bad weather, bicycle bag, for storing equipment and provisions. Sunglasses or safety glasses, also protects against insects. Smartphone with the Rhineland-Palatinate app, for navigation and information on sights, refreshment stops along the route and much more.m. Most important tools and spare parts, possibly charging accessories for e-bikes.
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