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Landkreis Starnberg

Stone Column on Mühlenweg

Landkreis Starnberg

Stone Column on Mühlenweg

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Stone Column on Mühlenweg

Recommended by 46 mountain bikers out of 58

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Moore und Buchenwälder zwischen Etterschlag und Fürstenfeldbruck

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Location: Wörthsee, Landkreis Starnberg, Landkreis Starnberg, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany

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1. Ampermoos Cycle Path – Amperschlucht Trail loop from Fürstenfeldbruck

47.8km

03:40

440m

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary.

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2. Trail Along the Amper River – Wörthsee loop from Türkenfeld

50.2km

03:51

460m

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels.

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3. Meadow by the Amper – Amperschlucht Trail loop from Gilching-Argelsried

30.2km

02:20

250m

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels.

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Carsten (📍FFB)

May 2, 2018

On Mühlenweg, the path between Weßling and the Jexhof, stands the Steinerne pillar. Over time, it was repeatedly destroyed and repeatedly renovated, most recently in 2006 on behalf of Dr. Ing. O. Vilsmeier. She is today about 1.60 m high. The triangular column shaft is made of brick, while the base and the capital are made of tuff stone.

What is the stone pillar? - "Ebs gwis woas ma net."

A guess is that it is a landmark of the border of the bishoprics of Freising-Munich and Augsburg. In fact, in the region runs the diocese border.

According to another assumption, the Stone Pillar could be of Roman origin. This assumption is supported by the fact that about 500 m further direction Schöngeising / Jexhof according to Bay. Vermessungsamt was found in 1923 a piece of a Roman road that possibly connected the Roman settlement in the blending forest with Schöngeising. Moreover, in a manuscript in the library of Count von Törring zu Seefeld, there is a hint that it marks the middle of the way from Rome to Cologne / Aachen. There is no further evidence for that.

Source: http: //zeitreise-gilching.de/geschichte-gilchings/zeitleiste-2/neuzeit/die-steinerne-s%C3%A4ule.html

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Milko

May 1, 2018

And a nice bench to rest 😀

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Elevation 580 m

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Location: Wörthsee, Landkreis Starnberg, Landkreis Starnberg, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany

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Stone Column on Mühlenweg

1. Ampermoos Cycle Path – Amperschlucht Trail loop from Fürstenfeldbruck

2. Trail Along the Amper River – Wörthsee loop from Türkenfeld

3. Meadow by the Amper – Amperschlucht Trail loop from Gilching-Argelsried

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