By bicycle from Wendelstein to Stein

This ride takes you from Wendelstein, a charming market town just southeast of Nuremberg, over to Stein—famous for its historic Faber-Castell castle and pencil-making legacy. The route is just under 18 km, making it perfect for a leisurely afternoon spin.

You’ll spend most of your time on dedicated bike paths and quiet roads, so it’s a relaxed journey without much traffic. The terrain is mostly flat with some gentle undulations—nothing too taxing—with the highest point just under 387 meters above sea level. The route is mostly paved (over 80%), but you’ll also enjoy a bit of variety with some gravel stretches and classic paving stones near town centers.

Expect to pass through peaceful countryside, small villages, and maybe a few wooded areas. Once you reach Stein, take a break to check out the Faber-Castell Castle or grab a coffee in town. Overall, it’s a great mix of suburban scenery and rural calm—a solid choice for anyone after a scenic, uncomplicated ride.