Cycling in Sigmaringen

Cycling guide to Sigmaringen

Cyclists starting from Sigmaringen can ride a 79.2 km point-to-point route to Ulm. The route passes through numerous places including Bingen, Riedlingen, Ehingen (Donau) and ends in Ulm. Along the way it climbs 385 m in elevation with the biggest climb starting at 6.3 km, lasting 1.8 km with a 94 m gain, averaging 5.2% gradient up to 7.7%, reaching 687 m altitude. The route is 96% paved with 3% gravel or unpaved surfaces and includes 13.6 km on main roads without cycle lanes. There is a short cycle path of 1.1 km and the longest stretch without services is 7.5 km. Railway stations are accessible near 16 points along the route for convenience.

Terrain

The terrain is rolling with an elevation gain of 385 m over 79 km. The biggest climb is 1.8 km long with an average gradient of 5.2% and a maximum of 7.7%, reaching 687 m elevation. The route’s highest point is 691 m.