Ostalb District: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Ostalb District
The Ostalb District is part of the rural areas of Baden-WĂĽrttemberg. Its defining feature is the diverse landscape of the Swabian Jura, with gentle hills, valleys, karst cliffs, ancient volcanic formations, forests, stream valleys, and rock formations.
Wental, Felsenmeer bei Bartholomä im Ostalbkreis
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Finding a hotel in the Ostalb District can be part of your individual travel planning.
Nature
The Ostalb District has 42 nature reserves covering a total area of 1,900 hectares. Easy hiking trails run through forests and meadows and along streams; karst cliffs and viewpoints are among the landscape features along the way. The landscape of the Ostalb District also includes juniper heaths and higher-elevation viewpoints.
Volkmarsberg is located in the area surrounding the Ostalb District. Dampfloch is situated in the wider regional surroundings, while Flexner and GrĂĽnenberg are in the immediate vicinity.
Culture
The Kastell Rainau-Buch and Hohenalfingen Castle ruins are located in the immediate vicinity of the Ostalb District. The surrounding area also includes Aalen Roman Fort and Kapfenburg.
Cycling
The Ostalb District cycling guide lists a mountain bike tour to the Felsenmeer in the Wental valley. It also features the Geopark cycling route “From Crater to Crater.” It connects the eastern Swabian Jura with the landscapes of the Nördlinger Ries and the Steinheim Basin.
Location Navigation
Other locations in the Ostalb District include Rosenberg, Ellwangen, Aalen, Böbingen An Der Rems, Heubach, Neuler, and Gschwend.
For the overarching travel overview: Baden-WĂĽrttemberg.
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