The stone linden tree was planted in 1866 by Emil Reule Barber and hairdresser from Merklingen and used to be the border between the imperial city of Ulm and the Duchy of Württemberg. Today it is the boundary between Merklingen and Machtolsheim

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1. Ulm38 Trail Hut – Steinlinde from 1866 loop from Merklingen

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2. Steinlinde from 1866 – Trimmdichtreppe Forest Steps loop from Merklingen

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3. The Stone Lion – Steinlinde from 1866 loop from Merklingen

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02:01

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Elevation 750 m

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Friday 13 March

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91 %

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Location: Merklingen, Alb-Donau-Kreis, Tübingen District, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

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Steinlinde from 1866

1. Ulm38 Trail Hut – Steinlinde from 1866 loop from Merklingen

2. Steinlinde from 1866 – Trimmdichtreppe Forest Steps loop from Merklingen

3. The Stone Lion – Steinlinde from 1866 loop from Merklingen

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