Gauss Grotto (1904)
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Recommended by 36 out of 38 hikers
Location: Hameln, Hameln-Pyrmont, Lower Saxony, Germany
Best Hikes to Gauss Grotto (1904)
- Easy
4.4
(5)
27
Forest Stage at Klütturm – View of the Pyrmonter Bergland loop from Wangelist01:44
6.22km
120m
Intermediate4.7
(50)
246
View of the Pyrmonter Bergland – Finkenborn/Klütt Forest Trail loop from Wangelist02:06
7.71km
120m
Expert4.7
(3)
10
Riepenteiche Ponds – Hut-Hut's Ruh Picnic Area loop from West05:27
19.6km
370m
Tips
The house Grotte is rather inconspicuous at the edge of the forest.
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The Gauss Grotto is named after a son of the well-known mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss (1777-1855). Gauss Jr. lived in Hamelin on the Breiter Weg. He had this forest path, which was once named after him, laid out on the south side of the Klütberg.
Source: dewezet.de/dossiers-background/background/background-page_article,-more-scheme-als-being-_arid,790163.htmltranslated by•April 7, 2022
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Location: Hameln, Hameln-Pyrmont, Lower Saxony, Germany
Best Hikes to Gauss Grotto (1904)
- Easy
4.4
(5)
27
Forest Stage at Klütturm – View of the Pyrmonter Bergland loop from Wangelist01:44
6.22km
120m
Intermediate4.7
(50)
246
View of the Pyrmonter Bergland – Finkenborn/Klütt Forest Trail loop from Wangelist02:06
7.71km
120m
Expert4.7
(3)
10
Riepenteiche Ponds – Hut-Hut's Ruh Picnic Area loop from West05:27
19.6km
370m
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