The chapel was built in 1750 on a forested rocky ridge above the town of Wörnitzstein. Due to the raised position and the playful onion turret, the church can be seen well from afar.

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🇪🇺Raubach🇺🇦

October 13, 2019

Very nice easy hike 😊

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MonacoTrail

September 4, 2020

The Kalvarienberg is also a protected geotope: a limestone clod that was hurled around 20 km out of the Ries crater when the meteorite hit near Nördlingen and was later modeled from the surrounding softer deposits by erosion. Today a beautiful landmark that you can walk around, climb and look into this "geological window".

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Location: Donauwörth, Danube-Ries, Altmühltal, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany

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