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Germany
Baden-Württemberg
Landkreis Rastatt
Forbach

View of the Murg River – Footbridge over the Murg loop from Gausbach

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Mountain biking trails
Germany
Baden-Württemberg
Landkreis Rastatt
Forbach

View of the Murg River – Footbridge over the Murg loop from Gausbach

Moderate

4.3

(20)

51

riders

View of the Murg River – Footbridge over the Murg loop from Gausbach

02:41

27.2km

750m

Mountain biking

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

Last updated: August 22, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 21.6 km for 303 m

Waypoints

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Start point

Train Station

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928 m

View of Forbach and its wooden covered bridge

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Idyllic location: In Forbach there are plenty of places to stop for refreshments and shopping.

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2.87 km

View of the Murg River

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A dream path along the Murg

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3.63 km

Murg Bridge

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the way to the bridge is not mobile for a "normal" cyclist. The bridge and the view of the Murg are indeed beautiful.

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3.67 km

Footbridge over the Murg

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The bridge makes it easy to cross the Murg River. On hot days, the path under the bridge is also a popular option.
Don't forget your towel.

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3.91 km

The Iron Billy Goat

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the nice thing: right next door there are mostly live billy goats grazing

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12.0 km

Toter Mann Shelter and Rest Area

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Very nice place to rest. In the 18th century, attempts were made to improve the ore supply of existing ironworks with the advent of industrialization. In the following decades, one always discovered ore deposits, in which one drifted tunnels to mine the raw material - which was not crowned with success. The disused tunnels are called in the miner's language "dead man" and have probably given their name in the vicinity of the road tests crossroads.

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18.7 km

Always a nice destination whether on foot or by bike. The view from the tower is really good in clear weather and the "climb" is definitely worth it. Also very suitable as a starting point for other destinations and a large parking lot below the tower is also available.

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21.0 km

Small refuge with a campfire site.
Great view over the Rhine plain, if the weather permits.
The hut is located directly on a forest path and is often visited by larger groups on public holidays.

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27.2 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

23.9 km

2.80 km

360 m

188 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

14.9 km

7.27 km

3.37 km

1.46 km

160 m

< 100 m

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Highest point (980 m)

Lowest point (300 m)

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Friday 28 August

22°C

12°C

17 %

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Comments

October 2, 2021,Hohlohturm - Forbach - Sankt Anton
Via the Latschighütte it was racy into the Murgtal to Forbach. From there on through the picturesque Sasbach valley via Sankt Anton up to the Toten Mann.

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This round leads exclusively over wide forest roads. The ascent through the Sasbach valley is long, but relatively even and without steep sections. So you can crank yourself up nicely. The descent is rapid, if you let it go, and of course I rushed past the junction to the Latschig rock.

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Today I was a bit torn whether I should hike or cycle. I found this round in another app and started driving.

Have to say I wasn't that excited. On the one hand, the route was very monotonous - 100% asphalt or gravel forest road. First I drove up for about 2 hours with 5km (800hm in one go) and …

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From the Toten Mann on the trail towards the Prinzen Hütte! Please be considerate of hikers, it is very narrow! But worth it!

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