Bruchsal–Wiesloch Cycle Route

A handy RadNETZ link between Bruchsal and Wiesloch, great for everyday rides and easy weekend spins. It strings together mostly asphalt and other paved surfaces, with a friendly mix of farm tracks, dedicated cycleways, and quiet local roads. There’s just a short hop on busier roads, so it stays comfortable for most riders. The terrain is mostly flat with gentle rises—no epic climbing here.

Expect open fields and village edges typical of the Kraichgau. Start or finish with a peek at Bruchsal’s baroque palace, and roll into Wiesloch’s old town—famous for a stop on Bertha Benz’s pioneering 1888 drive. Wayfinding is usually straightforward: follow RadNETZ bike signs.

It works well in either direction, and both towns have good train connections if you want to make it a one‑way ride. Bring lights for short road links, watch for farm traffic on tracks, and you’re set. Perfect for commuters, casual riders, and families looking for a smooth, scenic link between two lively towns.