Roiter Inn & Alz Ferry – Alz River Path loop from Seebruck

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Roiter Inn & Alz Ferry – Alz River Path loop from Seebruck

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Roiter Inn & Alz Ferry – Alz River Path loop from Seebruck

01:55

26.8km

280m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Advanced riding skills necessary. The route includes a crossing by ferry. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 22, 2026

This route includes a ferry crossing

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 14.9 km for 56 m

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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561 m

The remains of a rectangular, mostly square area with a surrounding rampart and ditch, which can be found primarily in southern Germany, is known as a quadrangle or Celtic hill fort. Their interpretation has not yet been finally clarified. However, more recent investigations have confirmed that some of the quadrangles were permanently inhabited Celtic estates or the center of a rural settlement.

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View of the Alz

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From the small bench you have a fantastic view of the Alz.

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Gasthaus zum Roiter

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The Gasthaus Router is highly recommended. You really feel comfortable here – with good food and always friendly service.

Further information and opening hours can be found at:
roiter.de

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Ferry over the Alz near the Roiter inn

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There is no timetable for the ferry across the Alz. You have to call it.
Where the stairs lead down to the water, there is a long rope hanging on the bank.
If you pull it hard, a ferryman will soon stomp down from the Roiter guesthouse to the landing stage.
The boat is powered solely by the force of the Alz.
It is attached to a wire rope stretched across the river and is pushed to the other bank solely by the current due to the inclination of the hull.
The ferry remains at the landing stage during high and low water, as well as on days when the Roiter guesthouse is closed.
A few kilometers downstream, there is a small bridge near the Baumburg monastery.

You can find the opening hours of the Roiter guesthouse here: roiter.de

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