Cycling day trip from Tuttlingen to Sigmaringen

Ready for a rewarding ride through the Upper Danube Valley? Set off from Tuttlingen, the charming gateway to the Danube, famous for its clock-making roots and peaceful riverside vibe. Your route to Sigmaringen is just over 50 km—long enough to soak in gorgeous scenery, but not so tough you’ll miss out on fun.

You’ll follow mainly quiet roads, swooping through lush valleys, rolling hills, and the dramatic limestone cliffs that make this region so spectacular. Expect a few climbs (there’s about 560 meters of ascent in total), but the descents more than make up for it! The surface is mostly smooth, though you’ll encounter some gravel and unpaved sections—just enough to add a little adventure.

As you pedal into Sigmaringen, you can’t miss the fairy-tale castle perched above the Danube—a perfect photo stop to celebrate your ride. Both towns anchor the famed Danube Cycle Path, so you’ll be rolling along one of Germany’s most beautiful cycling corridors. Enjoy the journey!