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The small river Schwarzach has cut deep into the Burgsandstein between the Schwarzenbruck district of Gsteinach and the bridge canal of the Ludwig-Danube-Main Canal.

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I often come here with my dog; it's definitely one of my favorite places, especially in the hot summer months. It's nice and cool, there's always a place for the dog to drink, and the scenery is breathtaking.

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Fascinating how much the Schwarzach has eroded the sandstone here

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Beautiful rock formations and caves. Plenty to discover for both two-legged and four-legged friends. In many places, you can dive right into the water or explore the many small caves. A very worthwhile route.

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A pleasant quiet place to enjoy

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Beautiful old bridge on the old canal

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Nice little bridge. Magical place :) great hike

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Huge rocks, you can also see figures in them.

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Carved into the sandstone and partially accessible. Very interesting

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This area is always worth a hike! Right?

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Bridge leads to a rock passage

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Wonderful easy going hiking trail… easy to do on foot for all ability levels

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Beautiful rock formations carved into the landscape… the stream has been working here for a long time and steadily

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Unfortunately, the extension does not improve the look of the building

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One of many bridges over the Old Canal.

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We were there on Sunday. The path from Schwarze Enbruck was very muddy. In some places you couldn't walk without being up to your ankles in mud.

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One of the many bridges/crossings over the old canal. On the side facing away from the town there are always fewer pedestrians and cyclists, but it is a bit bumpy in places.

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Between Brückkanal and Pfeifferhütte one of the possibilities to cross the canal.

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If you are interested in the factory complex, including the restaurant, which was completely demolished in 2009, see the following link. Scroll down to "Gsteinach". https://schwarzenbruck-chronik.de/schwarzenbruck-im-19-jahrhundert/

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Altenthann Castle, also known as Thann Castle, is a former hilltop castle at 432 m above sea level. NHN in Altenthann at today's Ochenbrucker Straße 4 at the site of today's church in the community of Schwarzenbruck in the Nürnberger Land district and is considered the headquarters of the Reich Ministerials of Altenthann. Today's church tower, repeatedly interpreted as the keep of the old castle, has nothing in common with the Hohenstaufen complex and, according to the excavation results, was supposedly only built after the 15th century. The transition from castle to chapel use in the course of the 13th or 14th century cannot be dated in more detail. The archaeologically proven St. Nicholas Chapel had a modest footprint and does not follow on from the previous castle phase. Rather, the valuable humpback blocks must have been transported away because this was the only way to create space for the small chapel. Several years or decades may have passed between the end of the castle's use and the construction of the first chapel. A chronological sequence of Altenthann and Burgthann cannot be proven archaeologically; it is conceivable that the two castle complexes were temporarily next to each other Source: Wikipedia

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