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The Untersee round at the western Lake Constance is perfect as a day route for active, adventurous people. The bike paths are always close to the lake shore and lead past bathing spots, viewpoints and places to eat.
This route starts at the train station in Radolfzell on Lake Constance and runs on the bike path parallel to the B 33 towards Konstanz. On the way, you cycle through Markelfingen and Allensbach. Instead of big climbs, you can expect relaxed views of the Untersee. Shortly after Allensbach, you pass by Hegne Castle. Finally, arriving in Konstanz, you cross the new Rhine bridge to the border crossing Gottlieben (CH). Shortly after customs, a beautiful lakeside path leads to Ermatingen. Modernly constructed bike paths take you over Berlingen and Steckborn to Stein am Rhein. For the return trip, two options are available. Either via the Höri peninsula (Wangen – Gaienhofen – Moos) or towards Singen around the Schienerberg (Ramsen – Wiesholz – Bohlingen – Moos), back to Radolfzell.
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Don't forget appropriate clothing! Sun and rain protection and especially a bicycle helmet should always be with you. It is recommended to carry enough drinks and some provisions.
One section of this route runs along the Swiss Untersee shore. We therefore strongly recommend carrying a valid ID.
From Stuttgart via the A81 motorway, new B33. From Ulm or via Ravensburg on federal roads B31 and B34.
From Nuremberg and Munich via the A96 motorway Memmingen, Kempten, Lindau, then continue on federal roads B31 and B34.
From Frauenfeld via the A7 to Kreuzlingen - Konstanz, then continue on federal road B33. From Stein am Rhein via country road L192. From Schaffhausen via E41/E54 to Thayngen, then continue on the B34, then on the A81 towards Stuttgart and further on the B33 to Radolfzell exit.
Follow the train station signs in Radolfzell.
Direct routes to Radolfzell from Basel, Karlsruhe and Friedrichshafen (IRE or RE). From Stuttgart, Ulm, Zurich and Düsseldorf (ICE, IC, IRE or RE), 1-2 transfers necessary. Timetables at www.bahn.de.
Train station parking garage with parking ticket and free parking at Messeplatz.
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During the shipping season, the route can also be shortened across the water at will! The timetables can be viewed online here: http://bsb.de/fahrplan-online.html
On the Swiss lakeside, a detour to Arenenberg Castle and Park is worth it! From the lakeside path near Salenstein, over the tracks and main road, the Arenenbergstraße leads up to the castle.
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