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Hildburghausen
Veilsdorf

Former Town Hall Birkenfeld – Main-Werra Watershed Marker loop from Heßberg

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Mountain biking trails
Germany
Thuringia
Hildburghausen
Veilsdorf

Former Town Hall Birkenfeld – Main-Werra Watershed Marker loop from Heßberg

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Former Town Hall Birkenfeld – Main-Werra Watershed Marker loop from Heßberg

02:01

26.9km

330m

Intermediate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 29, 2025

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18 m in total

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Former Town Hall Birkenfeld

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A former town hall of a special kind, built like a tower and centrally located. If you drive past on the left, straight on you will come to Eishausen. A …

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2.70 km

Eishausen- Hildburghausen

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This route takes you quickly to Eishausen. The route is therefore a good alternative to the official cycle path from Hildburghausen to Stressenhausen and further to Bad Rodach. The landscape is very attractive with a beautiful view above Eishausen.

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6.78 km

Stone Table Rest Area

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If you have cycled up from Eishausen or from Hildburghausen to here, then the highest point is a good place to take a break. After that, you roll a bit. …

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6.92 km

Outlook

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What a panorama. The lowlands lie at your feet and the most striking hills are visible.

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7.76 km

St. Marien Church Eishausen

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A church in Eishausen was first mentioned in the diocesan register of Coburg in 1075. From 1317 it was an independent parish that also looked after the towns of Steinfeld, …

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8.61 km

Mill Hiking Trail

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There were numerous mills along the way, hence the name.

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15.3 km

Boundary Stone Circle at Lindalle

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Here is the boundary stone circle, erected to commemorate the voluntary land exchange in the Heldritter Forest. The boundary stone circle was arranged from leftover boundary stones. The square was named Dietmar Hillmann Square.

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16.2 km

Main-Werra Watershed Marker

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Discovered on the side of the road just before Hetschbach.

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26.9 km

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Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

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14.4 km

6.12 km

2.48 km

2.47 km

1.48 km

< 100 m

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8.99 km

8.03 km

5.47 km

3.76 km

389 m

299 m

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