Gravel-Genuss-Tour: Hofladen Luisenhof Oberderdingen

Start your gravel adventure in Bruchsal, experience panoramic views from Michaelsberg, whizz through picturesque landscapes and discover culinary delights at the Luisenhof farm store.

The tour enchants with cultural highlights such as Count Eberstein Castle, the Confectionery Museum and ends in the majestic atmosphere of Bruchsal Castle - an unforgettable adventure awaits you!

Smell that too!

The Luisenhof farm store smells of fresh fruit cake and nut croissants, which you can enjoy on the farm's own open-air coffee terrace.

The tour starts in Bruchsal, the cozy little town on the edge of Kraichgau. From the train station, it's an easy warm-up along Bruchsaler Straße. After crossing the road, you will feel the first gravel under your tires and the first metres of elevation gain in your legs. The first highlight with views as far as the Palatinate awaits you right at the start of the tour: the Michaelsberg! Can you see that too? You have just climbed one of the newly signposted hill passes. Stop for a moment, take a pass selfie and add it to the wall of fame before you set off again.

You whizz past vines that are just waiting to become wine. And then? Full throttle downhill to Helmsheim! The paths lead you through the forest, past Bauerbach and Flehingen, where a wet highlight awaits you: the Natur Erlebnis Bad! Treat yourself to a short refreshment break - but save your hunger for the next insider tip: Your hill break! A few kilometers after the natural pool, the Luisenhof farm store awaits you with one of the new bike racks! Hook up your gravel bike and explore the farm store. Can you smell it too! It smells like grandma used to. Fruit cake and nut croissants. Fresh breads or vegetable pies. There's something for everyone here. And best of all: you can enjoy the delicacies directly on the farm's own coffee terrace.After an enjoyable break, the route continues via Bahnbrücken to Gochsheim. In addition to the Count Eberstein Castle, the first German confectionery museum and the Baden Bakery Museum are also located here. Pssst! From time to time, the traditional oven is also used for baking. You can find out exactly when here.

Through the picturesque Kraichbach and Weiherbach floodplains, the route follows gravel paths to Münzesheim and Unteröwisheim. Give it your all once again to embrace the landscape on the Rotenberg

And for the grand finale: make a stop at Bruchsal Castle and immerse yourself in its magnificent atmosphere. A successful end to your adventure!