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Source of the Rems river
03:49
55.2km
630m
Cycling
For this 55-kilometer tour, you should be in good shape and have a spirit of discovery - you have to find out where the Rems originates. From Schwäbisch Gmünd, you go via Essingen to the exact spot where its water first sees the light of day - and this idyllic…
Last updated: June 3, 2024
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Start point
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107 m
Josef W. Michel Square and Fountain, Schwäbisch Gmünd
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24.1 km
Rems Spring (Remsursprung)
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31.5 km
Tauchenweiler Forest Inn
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43.3 km
Bargau Cross
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55.2 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
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19.5 km
16.8 km
11.5 km
6.73 km
581 m
Surfaces
31.5 km
12.9 km
7.21 km
2.93 km
597 m
106 m
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Monday 13 July
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From Schwäbisch Gmünd, the route to Zimmern is almost entirely along the busy road (it wasn't that nice)
But from Zimmern and especially from Essingen to the Rems source and then on via Tauchenweiler and Bargau, the route was fantastic. We …
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April 8, 2024
For this 55-kilometer tour, you should be in good shape and have a spirit of discovery - you have to find out where the Rems originates. From Schwäbisch Gmünd, you go via Essingen to the exact spot where its water first sees the light of day - and this idyllic place is definitely worth a trip.
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