Zeilberg Basalt Quarry – Viewpoint on Zeilberg loop from Eckartshausen
Zeilberg Basalt Quarry – Viewpoint on Zeilberg loop from Eckartshausen
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5.47km
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Moderate hike. Great for any fitness level. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.
Last updated: August 21, 2026
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Naturpark Haßberge
LSG innerhalb des Naturparks Hassberge (ehemals Schutzzone)
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861 m
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1.45 km
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1.73 km
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2.01 km
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3.35 km
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3.36 km
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3.65 km
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3.78 km
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5.47 km
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2.97 km
1.94 km
335 m
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Sunday 30 August
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The Zeilberg near Maroldsweisach is a 463 m high extinct volcano and belongs to the so-called Heldburger Gangschar.
Basalt has been mined here since 1895.
Wonderful views of the Rhön to the Kreuzberg, the Coburg region to Thuringia😊 and of course the Haßberge🤗
Almost a stone's throw from the Gleichberge and …
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By the way, it is also an absolute highlight for families with children.
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At the end of the adventure trail, you go to the …
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There are snack huts and a few benches that invite you to linger. There are play elements for kids and …
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