Bürgerturm Gotha – View of the Thuringian Forest loop from Krahnberg - Kriegberg

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Bürgerturm Gotha – View of the Thuringian Forest loop from Krahnberg - Kriegberg

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Bürgerturm Gotha – View of the Thuringian Forest loop from Krahnberg - Kriegberg

00:45

6.38km

80m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

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395 m

Berggarten Gotha

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The "Berggarten" is one of Gotha's most traditional restaurants. None other than the founder of the well-known "Gothaer Versicherung", Ernst Wilhelm Arnoldi, was the builder and owner of the building for many years.

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Bürgerturm Gotha

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Absolutely recommended! 👌🏻 Each step was sponsored by a resident of Gotha and inscribed with their name. A brilliant idea! 💡

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458 m

Bürgerturm Gotha Observation Tower

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Great destination. If you are afraid of heights, you can test yourself there and simply count the steps 😇🤟🦊

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1.62 km

Bürgerturm Krahnberg

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Perfect for cycling and hiking. Panoramic view of the Inselsberg and Oberhof from the citizen tower. And there is still the mountain garden.

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2.47 km

View of Inselsberg and wind turbines from Krahnberg-Kriegberg Nature Reserve

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3.61 km

View of the Thuringian Forest

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From here you have a beautiful view of the Thuringian Forest and the surrounding fields.

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4.30 km

Krahnberg-Kriegberg Nature Reserve

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The path we're now walking along is quaint and enchanting, and we look out over the city and the surrounding mountains.

We continue on.

We're now on the Krahnberg and Kriegberg hills.

For centuries, the Kriegberg served a military purpose.

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