Little Kinzig Reservoir – Kleine Kinzig Reservoir loop from Zwieselberg

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Baden-Württemberg

Little Kinzig Reservoir – Kleine Kinzig Reservoir loop from Zwieselberg

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Little Kinzig Reservoir – Kleine Kinzig Reservoir loop from Zwieselberg

03:35

42.1km

680m

Cycling

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

Last updated: September 24, 2026

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Your route passes through a protected area

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Naturpark Schwarzwald Mitte/Nord

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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271 m

Zwieselberg Bus Stop

Highlight • Rest Area

6.25 km

Kleine Kinzig Reservoir Panorama Trail

Highlight • Trail

The water path is located in the scenic, quiet valley of the Kleine Kinzig in Reinerzau. This impresses with its very well-developed hiking trails right along the water. Wanderherz what you want more.

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7.31 km

Little Kinzig Reservoir

Highlight • Lake

There is another great vantage point. Exactly opposite the dam on the other side of the dam, it goes up to the lower Zwieselberg approx. 3 km. Relatively high up there is a small bench on the right. Above, a rest area with a bench, tables and "loungers" is integrated into the slope. There you look over the trees along the entire dam to the tower and the wall.

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7.94 km

Kleine Kinzig Reservoir

Highlight • Lake

20.9 km

Chapel in Kaltbrunn

Highlight • Religious Site

E-bike charging station with 10 parking spaces and one Schko socket each. Bring your own charger.

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23.9 km

Gravel Road in Naturpark Schwarzwald Mitte/Nord

Highlight • Trail

24.2 km

Surges in the Lai

Highlight • Historical Site

former barrages of traditional raftsmen. Here, water was dammed up and when the locks were opened, the freshly felled trees were flushed towards Kinzig with the rush of water, where they were then rafted together over the Rhine and flown to Holland.

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