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Mammoth Sculpture on the Steinzeitrundweg Korb-Kleinheppach

Stuttgart District

Mammoth Sculpture on the Steinzeitrundweg Korb-Kleinheppach

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Mammoth Sculpture on the Steinzeitrundweg Korb-Kleinheppach

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Location: Korb, Rems-Murr-Kreis, Stuttgart District, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

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3. View of Remstal from Karlstein – View from Kleinheppacher Kopf loop from Großheppach

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🚶HARALD M.🚶

December 2, 2020

The Stone Age Museum in Korb-Kleinheppach will be rebuilt by 2020 and will then once again house one of the most important private collections of Stone Age finds in the country. During the new building, visitors can immerse themselves in prehistory and early history on the Stone Age circular route in the Kleinheppach vineyards and travel from the Paleolithic through the Neolithic, Bronze Age and Roman Ages to the Middle Ages. The Stone Age world can be admired at eight stations along the way. Excellent panoramic views are guaranteed.
Wonderful views and experience the Stone Age: The short, sporty and varied hike begins on Heckbachstrasse (after completion at the Stone Age Museum) or alternatively at the hiking car park between Korb and Kleinheppach. As you climb, you will be rewarded with insights into the lives of Stone Age people. Five life-size silhouettes of mammoths, cave bears, etc., supplemented by eight information boards on topics such as hunting, housing/caves, tools and weapons, etc., provide interesting information about the settlement of the Remstal during the Stone Age.

(c) tourismus-bw.de/Media/Touren/Steinzeitrundweg-Korb

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Tomasavka 25

May 13, 2021

Nicely done place in the vineyards. There is a bench to relax and enjoy the view.

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Kristian

December 21, 2024

Information about the mammoth on the Korb-Kleinheppach Stone Age circular trail.

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Location: Korb, Rems-Murr-Kreis, Stuttgart District, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

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Mammoth Sculpture on the Steinzeitrundweg Korb-Kleinheppach

1. Korber Fern-Seh Tower – View from Kleinheppacher Kopf loop from Steinreinach

2. Bench With a View of Remstal – View from Kleinheppacher Kopf loop from Großheppach

3. View of Remstal from Karlstein – View from Kleinheppacher Kopf loop from Großheppach

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