Mössingen–Ehingen Cycle Route

A handy RadNETZ link across Baden‑Württemberg, this route connects Mössingen at the foot of the Swabian Alb with Ehingen on the Danube. It’s roughly 15 km and gently rolling, with about 200 m of climbing—enough to feel like a ride without being a slog.

The path sticks mostly to paved surfaces and quiet farm tracks, with a short gravel stretch. Expect a mix of tracks and low-traffic roads, so it feels calm and safe. Any bike works; slick tires are fine, just go easy on the brief gravel bit.

Scenery is classic Alb: fields, orchards, and broad views as you crest the hills, then an easy run toward Ehingen. Both towns have train stations, so it’s simple to start in one and roll back by rail if you like.

Good for a relaxed half-day spin, e-bike outing, or a point‑to‑point ride when you want quiet roads and a touch of climbing without going long.