Mill route on the Alb
Poziom trudności: T2
Geislingen is nestled in a magnificent landscape, surrounded by the heights of the Swabian Alb. The Helfenstein castle ruins and Ödenturm are attractive hiking destinations and wonderful viewpoints. The...
Geislingen is nestled in a magnificent landscape, surrounded by the heights of the Swabian Alb. The Helfenstein castle ruins and Ödenturm are attractive hiking destinations and wonderful viewpoints. The historic old town with its half-timbered houses and dreamy corners invites you to explore and linger.
Those who want to appreciate the value of the landscape and the charms of the "five valleys" should take time for one or more hikes around the town: wonderful viewpoints such as the Ostlandkreuz, the Tegelberg, or the Himmelsfelsen invite you to rest, perhaps also to reflect on the beautiful creations nature has given us.
This varied circular route leads halfway through natural valleys and the other half on the scenic Alb plateau up to the highest point of Geislingen.
City of Geislingen an der Steige - iPunkt at the Alten Zoll
Hauptstrasse 24 | 73312 Geislingen an der Steige
07331 24 279 | infopunkt@geislingen.de | www.geislingen.de
From the hiking car park at the entrance to the Felsental, the route starts towards Eybach, continuing to the Roggenmühle. After a short section along the road, the path leads through the forest and the Roggental to the entrance of the Magental and the Lower Roggenmühle. Here, turn left towards the Upper Roggenmühle and Mordloch. The path continues up the Brunnensteige to the Alb and the Eybacher Hut. From there, it goes to the hiking car park and the viewpoint "12 Linden," which also offers a barbecue area. The return path follows the route back to Eybach and through the picturesque village center back to the hiking car park at the Felsental.
Wear sturdy, non-slip footwear and weather-appropriate clothing. A backpack with water, snacks, and a first aid kit is recommended.
When wet, some paths can be slippery and dangerous. Watch your steps and use hiking poles for stability if necessary.
You can reach the starting point of the route in Geislingen-Eybach by car via the A8, Stuttgart - Ulm, exit Mühlhausen (B 466) or exit Merklingen (L 1230) towards Geislingen an der Steige.
Alternatively, access is also possible via the B10, exit in Geislingen an der Steige towards Eybach / Längental.
Take IC, IRE, RE, MEX, and RB trains from Stuttgart and Ulm to Geislingen/Steige station.
From the station, take the access route via "Eybacher Felsensteig" and "Albtraufgänger" towards Eybach. Duration about 40 minutes.
You can find the circular timetable at: www.vvs.de/fahrplan
Hiking car park Felsental in Eybach signposted from the town's bypass road.
T2
Respectful coexistence in the district of Göppingen.
Code of conduct:
Respect trail closures and the quiet zones developed in the leisure trail concept. Leave no traces such as trash or animal droppings; treat your path gently. Act proactively and considerately. Adapt your behavior to the situation. Safety comes first. Respect other users of forest and countryside. Consider animals and plants. Plan ahead and use daylight. Try to avoid twilight in the morning and evening. Observe the prohibition of entering agricultural land during the growing season. Stay on the designated paths and avoid forest edges to allow wildlife to better get used to humans.
More information at ruecksicht-macht-wege-breiter.de
The Upper Roggenmühle lies idyllically in the wild romantic Roggental and attracts many visitors as an attractive excursion restaurant - not only with its own trout farming. The cave system of the Mordloch is walkable up to about 80 meters. Depending on the water level, a wet and in any case an impressive experience.
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