The starting point of this cycle tour is the train station in Winnenden. The first or, if you prefer, the last highlight of the tour awaits you here with the fire department museum, which is always open on Sundays. From the station, keep to the right to reach the Korber-Kopf route, which first takes you past Winnenden Castle with the castle church and the famous St. James altar (the key to view it is available at the clinic gate).
Cycle along the Zipfelbach stream through orchards to Hanweiler, which you cross until you reach the heights alongside vineyards. At the top, you will pass a wine press and cycle through a small forest to the Hanweiler Sattel. The annually changing sculpture exhibition "Köpfe am Korber Kopf" invites you to take a short descent (approx. 1 km one-way) into the vineyards and enjoy a short break with a beautiful view.
If you prefer the shade, you can take a break later at the Korber Seeplatz, which was redesigned for the Remstal Garden Show 2019 and offers places to linger. For those interested, it is also worth taking a short detour to the Kleinheppach district and the local Stone Age Museum, which houses one of the most important private collections of folkloristic and prehistoric objects in the country.
From Korb, the tour then leads in a wide arc towards Schwaikheim. On the left-hand side you will see the Söhrenberg, which has a small but attractive educational wine trail. The 1.5 km long fruit tree nature trail in Dornhau is also worth seeing and invites you to take a break. From there, the route leads to Schwaikheim and back into the Zipfelbach valley to Winnenden railroad station.
