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A circular hiking trail with many highlights

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The highlight of the HINTERINDIEN.DE tour no. 91

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That's the Petersberg, not the Hesselberg.

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Great inspiration - where should we go?

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The summit cross on the Petersberg is much more than just a landmark. It is a symbolic place that combines spiritual, cultural and natural elements. For visitors and the local community, it is an important landmark that embodies the beauty and history of the region.

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These places and destinations on the signpost are intended to give hikers a clear orientation and help them choose their route according to their interests and abilities.

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The Petersberg Adventure Trail is a wonderful destination for nature lovers, families and educational institutions. It combines the beauty of the Franconian landscape with educational and interactive elements that make the visit an unforgettable experience. Whether for a short hike or an extended day trip, the Petersberg Adventure Trail offers something for every taste.

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Nice view of Alterberna

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Nice rest bench with a view of Hechelbach and Unteraltenbernheim. Unfortunately no information was found about the atonement cross.

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The Landsknecht is the highest elevation of the northern Franconian Heights at 534m above NHN - almost - strictly speaking, this is the Sandberg, the two ridges were swapped, the Landsknecht is at an altitude of 526m above NHN and the Sandberg is 534m above NHN

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The Petersberg at Marktbergel is 504 m above sea level. NN high mountain on the northern edge of the Frankenhöhe and thus on the southern edge of the Bad Windsheim plain. Wikipedia

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For families with children who want to learn something about the nature of Franconia.

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Peterberg Super more info under https://www.marktbergel.de/ausflugsziel.html

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Nice view from the summit cross The Petersberg is also a "fabulous" mountain. There are some legends; so among others the legend of the treasure in Petersberg and the legend of the underground passage from the church St. Kilian in Marktbergel to Petersberg In the high Middle Ages he became more and more the focus of witch superstition. Against this superstition, the church had a chapel built on the hilltop around 1350. It had two turrets and was dedicated to the two strongest apostles Peter and Paul. Source: https://www.marktbergel.de/ausflugsziel.html

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There is a flyer about the route with a riddle and a competition at the very beginning of the adventure trail (podium) near the sports field. We followed the yellow witch and thought it was great!

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There is also a summit cross on the Petersberg. At the top there is an information board and right next to it there is a box where the summit book is kept. Otherwise, there are always seating or resting places on the entire adventure trail and even two hammocks at Summ Stein. The adventure trail is divided into the "yellow witch" and the "blue witch". Yellow goes up to the Petersberg and is 3.5 km long. It includes, among other things. the hedge tunnel, the animal pavilion, the summit cross and the humming stone. The blue witch leads us on a barrier-free approx. 900 meter long path (+ way back). Here you can find out something about the landscape on the Petersberg.

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There is also a summit cross on the Petersberg. At the top there is an information board and right next to it there is a box where the summit book is kept. Otherwise, there are always seating or resting places on the entire adventure trail and even two hammocks at Summ Stein. The adventure trail is divided into the "yellow witch" and the "blue witch". Yellow goes up to the Petersberg and is 3.5 km long. It includes, among other things. the hedge tunnel, the animal pavilion, the summit cross and the humming stone. The blue witch leads us on a barrier-free approx. 900 meter long path (+ way back). Here you can find out something about the landscape on the Petersberg. There is a flyer about the route with puzzles and a competition at the very beginning of the adventure trail (podium) near the sports field. We followed the yellow witch and thought it was great!

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Recently a new summit cross

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In good weather, a very good view

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Der Petersberg ist (nach dem Büttelberg im Süden) der zweithöchste Berg im Landkreis Neustadt an der Aisch - Bad Windsheim. Er bietet eine ausgezeichnete Aussicht über das obere Aischtal, den Steigerwald und bei entsprechendem Wetter bis zu den Ausläufern der Rhön (im Norden), des östl. Odenwaldes (im Westen) und der Fränkischen Schweiz (im Osten). Der Petersberg war daher schon immer ein beliebtes Ziel für Wanderer und Naturfreunde aus Nah und Fern. Der Petersberg ist auch ein „sagenhafter“ Berg. Es existieren einige Sagen; so u.a. die Sage vom Schatz im Petersberg und die Sage vom unterirdischen Gang von der Kirche St. Kilian in Marktbergel zum Petersberg. Im hohen Mittelalter wurde er immer mehr zum Mittelpunkt des Hexen-Aberglaubens. Gegen diesen Aberglauben ließ die Kirche um 1340 eine Kapelle auf der Kuppe errichten. Sie hatte zwei Türmchen und war den beiden stärksten Aposteln Petrus und Paulus geweiht und wurde somit zum Ziel großer Wallfahrten. Leider wurde sie aber in den Bauernkriegen zerstört und später die Steine abgetragen. Auf dem Petersberg findet man 3 Enzianarten, mehrere Orchideen, den seltenen Rotblauen Steinsamen, Katzenpfötchen, Klappertopf, Immenblatt, Türkenbund-Lilien, Färber-Kamille u.v.m. Im Bereich des Petersberges und der Frankenhöhe sind im Messtischblatt Marktbergel über 700 Pflanzenarten registriert; doppelt so viel wie im Durchschnitt Mittelfrankens auf gleicher Fläche. Auch einige selten gewordene Tierarten haben sich auf den Petersberg zurückgezogen. So kann man oft den Schwalbenschwanz beobachten oder die Kreuzkröte bzw. den Hirschkäfer finden. Man hört den Wendehals, die Heidelerche und den Feldschwirrl rufen und sieht den Neuntöter sitzen. Um dies alles den Wanderern und Naturfreunden nahe zu bringen und zu erklären wurde der Erlebnispfad-Petersberg errichtet. Auf dem ca. 3,5 km langen, erlebnisreichen aber auch manchmal mühevollen Weg (ab Station 5 empfiehlt sich festes Schuhwerk) werden alle Lebensräume des Petersberges besucht und in 15 Stationen auf bunten Tafeln erklärt und erlebbar gemacht (u.a. Heckentunnel, Wetterstation, Summstein).