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Wolfgang H. 🥾🚴🏼♂️👨🏽🦯
April 26, 2020
Mountain biking
Temporarily blocked at the bottom (26.04.20) with barbed wire due to the risk of collapse of the ruin.
Update 04.04.2026:
The yellow diamond trail marker "Mahlweiher" of the municipality of Neukirch at the foot of the ruin still shows the way there (Ruine Ebersberg 0.2 km🙉). Apparently, the ruin was cleared of undergrowth in winter 2025/26, the barrier at the bottom has been trampled down.
Update 04.04.2026:
The yellow diamond trail marker "Mahlweiher" of the municipality of Neukirch at the foot of the ruin still shows the way there (Ruine Ebersberg 0.2 km🙉). Apparently, the ruin was cleared of undergrowth in winter 2025/26, the barrier at the bottom has been trampled down.
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Volker aus Lindenberg
May 9, 2024
Hiking
During the hike, just after the turnoff to the castle, you cross a courtyard with a large but friendly dog running around freely, who is not on a leash - not everyone's cup of tea
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sverson
February 28, 2026
Hiking
Ebersberg Castle is the ruin of a hilltop castle. It was built by the Lords of Ebersberg and first mentioned in 1153. Around 1430, the castle was owned by Weißenau Abbey.
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Elevation 630 m
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