Salzbühlfelsen – Fohlenhaus Caves loop from Neenstetten
Salzbühlfelsen – Fohlenhaus Caves loop from Neenstetten
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Salzbühlfelsen – Fohlenhaus Caves loop from Neenstetten
04:02
15.1km
150m
Hiking
Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: August 3, 2026
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Mittleres Lonetal
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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4.60 km
Salzbühlfelsen
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5.86 km
Mehlsackfelsen
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8.08 km
Wooden bridge over the Lonegraben between Salzbühl and Fohlenhaus
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8.13 km
Scenic Path in the Lone Valley
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9.27 km
Fohlenhaus Caves
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10.7 km
View of the Eckwiesen in the Lone Valley
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10.9 km
Wooden bridge over the Lone in the Mittleres Lonetal
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11.0 km
View of the Lone Valley
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15.1 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
13.3 km
1.10 km
287 m
282 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
7.07 km
2.88 km
2.86 km
1.51 km
481 m
282 m
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Sunday 30 August
23°C
14°C
32 %
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Comments
Alternatively, the tip from @Lexie was the Fohlenhaus round and the tip was worth its weight in gold 🥰, Dear Lexi, thank you very much... so today I had the opportunity to see many Red Chalices and even more …
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And will we find the scarlet elf cup from last year again?
Our expectations were far exceeded.
The rare red mushroom (supposedly tasteless and edible) shone in the same spot, but significantly more numerous, emerging from the decaying hardwood.
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Since I'm still feeling a bit under the weather, we didn't do the original route, but it was absolutely beautiful 😍.
We were rewarded with cup fungi and snowflakes. There were also lots of other early spring flowers.
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2 small pieces of information :-)
Historical waters:
The name does not appear in any official document. It is a popular term for a water damming device.
In the Lone there were already devices for damming the stream 600 years ago. These damming devices …
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