Fleckenstein Pond – Gimbelhof Medieval Playground loop from Hirschthal

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Fleckenstein Pond – Gimbelhof Medieval Playground loop from Hirschthal

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Fleckenstein Pond – Gimbelhof Medieval Playground loop from Hirschthal

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8.81km

160m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 14, 2026

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Includes a segment that goes up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 2.68 km for 24 m

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Parking

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2.69 km

Fleckenstein Pond

Highlight • Lake

The Fleckenstein is a very beautiful swimming pond. It is also possible to eat at the restaurant next to the beach. Entrance is free and you can have a large free car park right next to it.

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6.28 km

It's not the most spectacular pass but it has been well laid out. So, you can find parking, a well-maintained shelter and picnic tables. The Litschhof forest house, which offers the accommodation, is a few steps away.

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7.28 km

Gimbelhof Medieval Playground

Highlight • Rest Area

Very nice playground, fun for the kids. Not far from the Gimbelhof car park and the restaurant

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7.42 km

Gimbelhof

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Entry

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7.46 km

View of Fleckenstein Castle

Highlight • Viewpoint

At the castle 🏰 Fleckenstein.

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7.48 km

Very beautiful gravel section

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Very good station for eating, great playground for children. Ideal starting point or intermediate station. The restaurant is extra, a reservation must be made there on the weekend. Great Quiche Lorraine.

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7.86 km

a descent with a certain tension

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as long as it's dry, everything is OK if you roll down slowly. But when it's wet, it's definitely going to be a slippery slope - except for professional mountain bikers.

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