Name: Tour de Hohenlohe 2026 2026
Start: 2026-09-12T00:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-09-12T00:00:00+00:00
Location: Stadthalle Braunsbach (Start) — Routen durch Hohenlohe

Tour de Hohenlohe

About Tour de Hohenlohe

On September 12, 2026, Hohenlohe + Schwäbisch Hall Tourism e.V. invites you to the Tour de Hohenlohe — a non-competitive cycling event starting at the Stadthalle Braunsbach. Two varied routes (large and small) lead through the hilly Hohenlohe landscape. No race, free participation, routes available via GPS on Komoot. Community, experience, and enjoyment on two wheels.

Dates 12 Sep — 12 Sep 2026

Venue Braunsbach (08127)

Prices Free

Status Confirmed

Edition 2026

Tour de Hohenlohe — edition 2026

The Tour de Hohenlohe 2026 takes place on Saturday, September 12, 2026, starting from Stadthalle Braunsbach. Two routes (large and small) through the Hohenlohe landscape — on cycle paths, farm tracks, forest paths, and gravel tracks. Non-competitive event, free participation without prior registration. Routes viewable in advance on Komoot. Hohenlohe + Schwäbisch Hall Tourism e.V.

Cycling tour through Hohenlohe

On Saturday, September 12, 2026, Hohenlohe + Schwäbisch Hall Tourism invites you to the 2026 edition of the Tour de Hohenlohe. The start is at the Stadthalle Braunsbach in the Kocher valley. Two routes — a larger one for more ambitious riders and a smaller one for families and leisurely cyclists — lead through the hilly landscape of the Hohenlohe region.

Both routes run predominantly on cycle paths and farm tracks, partly on forest and gravel paths. The exact route can be viewed in advance via Komoot — elevation profile, distances, sights along the way. The tour is not a race, but a communal experience that can be shaped flexibly.

Highlights Tour de Hohenlohe 2026

Non-competitive cycling event — not a race, but an experience
Two routes to choose from — for every fitness level
Free participation, no prior registration required
Routes viewable in advance on Komoot
Hohenlohe landscape — one of Southern Germany's most beautiful
Organizer Hohenlohe + Schwäbisch Hall Tourism e.V.

Programme Tour de Hohenlohe 2026

Saturday, September 12, 2026

Morning — Start at the Stadthalle Braunsbach, flexible start time (classically from 9:00 or 10:00 AM)
Two routes to choose from:

Large loop — more challenging route for ambitious riders
Small loop — family route and touring cyclists

Routes viewable in advance on Komoot
Refreshment stands by local clubs along the route and at the start/finish
Afternoon — Return to Stadthalle Braunsbach, relaxed conclusion

Venue

Start and finish: Stadthalle Braunsbach, 74542 Braunsbach
Route through the Hohenlohe region — Kocher valley, Jagst valley, scattered orchards, forests

Prices Tour de Hohenlohe 2026

Free participation. No registration required. Participation at your own risk. Refreshment stands along the route at usual club prices.

Practical information

Practical information — Tour de Hohenlohe

Getting there

By train: Braunsbach station on the Stuttgart–Crailsheim line. Around a 10-minute walk from the station to the Stadthalle. By car: A 6 exit Kupferzell, then B 19 to Braunsbach. Parking available at the Stadthalle and in its vicinity.

Timings

Saturday, September 12, 2026. Start from the morning (classically 9:00 or 10:00 AM) at the Stadthalle Braunsbach. Both routes can be cycled during the day. Detailed start times and refreshment stops on hohenlohe.de.

Admission

Free participation. No registration required. Participation at your own risk — for minors, accompanied by parents. Refreshment stands offered by local clubs along the route and at the start/finish.

Cycling through one of Southern Germany's most beautiful landscapes

On Saturday, September 12, 2026, Hohenlohe + Schwäbisch Hall Tourism e.V. invites you to the annual Tour de Hohenlohe. The start is at the Stadthalle Braunsbach, a small town in the Kocher valley on the southern edge of the Hohenlohe region. The tour is deliberately not a race: it is an opportunity to explore one of Southern Germany's most attractive landscapes by bicycle, alone, with family, or with friends — in a relaxed, communicative format.

Two routes for every fitness level

Two routes are available: the large loop for more ambitious riders and the small loop for families and relaxed touring cyclists. Both routes run predominantly on cycle paths and farm tracks, with sections on forest paths and gravel tracks. Both end back at the Stadthalle Braunsbach, where refreshments and possibly a joint closing program await.

Route preview on Komoot

Both routes can be previewed on Komoot beforehand — elevation profile, route course, highlights along the way. Those who want to participate on the day of the tour can view the route in advance, choose their bicycle accordingly, and plan their refreshments. Registration is not necessary, participation is free and at your own risk.

Hohenlohe — Land between Kocher, Jagst, and Tauber

The Hohenlohe region in northeastern Baden-Württemberg is one of Southern Germany's most diverse landscapes. Gentle hills alternate with deeply cut river valleys (Kocher, Jagst, Tauber), historic towns (Schwäbisch Hall, Öhringen, Bad Mergentheim) are situated in a landscape of scattered orchards, vineyards, and forests. Hohenlohe cuisine, characterized by wild boar, lamb, and regional wines, is among Southern Germany's most distinctive culinary traditions.

Braunsbach — Small town in the Kocher valley

Braunsbach, with around 2,500 inhabitants, is a small town in the district of Schwäbisch Hall, located at the confluence of the Kocher and the Bühler spring. Unfortunately, Braunsbach became known in 2016 for a devastating flood that destroyed several houses and submerged part of the town center. The town was rebuilt with great commitment. The Stadthalle Braunsbach, the starting point of the Tour de Hohenlohe, is one of the central municipal buildings and is located on the edge of the town center.