Sammletshofer Steg – Fruit tree path near Brochenzell loop from Meckenbeuren

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Sammletshofer Steg – Fruit tree path near Brochenzell loop from Meckenbeuren

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Sammletshofer Steg – Fruit tree path near Brochenzell loop from Meckenbeuren

02:29

9.74km

30m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 7, 2026

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Temporary access restrictions

Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 7.89 km for 65 m

Closed: • November 2, 2026-November 30, 2027 (otherwise open)

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Start point

Bus stop

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1.10 km

Sammletshofer Steg

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Bridge may be driven. If pedestrians come to meet, it's too narrow, so better wait!

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3.82 km

Fruit tree path near Brochenzell

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This path doesn't seem to end, you walk between apple trees and other fruit trees

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4.20 km

Cornfield View

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one last nice view of the fields (maize and leeks), then it's back to the village

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4.64 km

Muddy dirt track

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If it rained here, it's just a muddy path because it's not paved

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7.29 km

Parish Church of St. Jakobus Maior Brochenzell

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The parish church of St. Jakobus Maior in Brochenzell dates back to the late Romanesque period. Its current appearance dates back to a renovation by the Lords of Humpis in …

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7.79 km

Bridge Over the Schussen Tributary

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Here you can see an influx of shots again, really well hidden

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7.94 km

Schussen River

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Here you can see the green splashes splashing in front of you. From here, the Schussen flows past Friedrichshafen through Eriskircher Ried and finally flows into Lake Constance.

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