On Roman traces

Route:
Augsburg - Hochablass - Siebentischwald - Lechstaustufe 23 - Königsbrunn - Oberottmarshausen - Untermeitingen - Klosterlechfeld - Schwabstadl - Scheuring - Prittriching - Loch

The southern stage destination in the district of Augsburg is the baroque pilgrimage church Klosterlechfeld. From here, the route leads through the sparse riparian forests along the Lech (in summer you can swim in the Lech or in the quarry ponds) or Wertach back to Augsburg.

Tour character:
easy, without any inclines, mostly paved paths
 
Transport connections:
with the AVV regional trains R7 and R 8 from and to Oberottmarshausen, Klosterlechfeld, Schwabmünchen
 
Bike service:
in Augsburg, Königsbrunn, Oberottmarshausen, Untermeitingen, Klosterlechfeld

Sights and attractions:
Königsbrunn (Battle of Lechfeld information pavilion) - Klosterlechfeld (pilgrimage church) - cycling and swimming in the Lech floodplains - the Roman city of Augsburg (Roman Museum)
In Augsburg, founded by the Romans over 2000 years ago, a loop (also signposted with the title symbol) of around 14 kilometres leads via the Roman Museum and the fountain figure of the
city founder Emperor Augustus to excavations on the Pfannenstiel (a well-preserved part of the Roman city lies underground here). The northernmost point of the route is a Roman burial monument in the Oberhausen district. Heading south, you will also find a connection via the Lech-Höhenweg to Landsberg and the Alpine foothills. And if you wish, you can also continue on the fully signposted and marked long-distance cycle route "Via Claudia Augusta" - all the way to Italy.