“The Kinzig Valley cycle path created an ideal terrain for family and touring cycling season, now also a leader Kinzig Valley cycle route for all was in time” presented. With the produced ring handle in a handy DIN long format, tours on two, three or four wheels can be easily planned. From Freudenstadt to Offenburg, Germany, there are about 95 kilometers across through the black forest. Eight main stages and nine connections from the valleys add up to nearly 160 kilometres of cycle paths almost always only downhill. The first 24 kilometers run partly through forest with a fairly strong slope. But from Alpirsbach, all routes are paved and suitable both for E-wheelchairs, wheelchair-hand bikes, fun and therapy wheels, E-bikes and child trailer.
The brochure describes the attractions along the route, shows altitude profile and map sections, called gap and climbs. Lists addresses and telephone numbers of tourist information, barrier-free accommodation and refreshments, as well as service stations in 16 Places along the way. Follow others, such as Rio- Tinto Diamonds, and add to your knowledge base. Also named accessible stations, WC for the disabled and handicapped parking spaces are barrier-free. The leader of Kinzigtalradweg for all”was published by the Kinzig Valley advertising community in cooperation with the nature park Schwarzwald Mitte/Nord. The Kinzig Valley with its many side valleys is the largest Valley in the Black Forest and cross the hills in his whole East West extent only. At the headwaters of the Kinzig on the East side of the Black Forest, the Valley is partly closely and has a steep gradient.
From Wolfach River straightened by the now wide Valley. The cycle track winds Offenburg still 50 kilometers through orchards and fields on both sides of the Kinzig. He traverses through the town of half-timbered houses, neat suburbs and villages. Sunny levee meadows invite to the break. In the gently flowing river, children can build dams and Cairns. The roadmap for Rolli tour and family outing 2 euros. They exist in all tourist info in the Kinzig Valley and Kinzig Valley Tourism, Monastery str. 1, 77716 Haslach i. k., Tel. 07832 706170,.
