Lonesee Recreation Area – Lonetopf Spring in Urspring loop from Lonsee
Lonesee Recreation Area – Lonetopf Spring in Urspring loop from Lonsee
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Lonesee Recreation Area – Lonetopf Spring in Urspring loop from Lonsee
02:26
9.03km
110m
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: June 22, 2026
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Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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596 m
Observation Tower at the Lake in Geopark Schwäbische Alb
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681 m
Lion-man Island in Lonsee
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The result: The Lion Man is more visible than ever and you can see the lake dam and the island for the first time.
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760 m
Swans at Lonesee
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Every year in the spring they have between 4 and 6 young, which they also raise at the lake. It's …
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854 m
Lonesee Recreation Area
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It was designed as a natural habitat with a structurally rich bank and a small island. Since then, a diverse flora and fauna has settled on the lake.
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1.75 km
Village Pond in Geopark Schwäbische Alb
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4.52 km
Lonetopf Spring in Urspring
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4.61 km
Natural Kneipp basin on the Lone
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6.95 km
Juniper heath in the Lonetal
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9.03 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
6.36 km
1.80 km
623 m
196 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
4.08 km
1.57 km
1.25 km
1.23 km
682 m
213 m
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Elevation
Highest point (640 m)
Lowest point (550 m)
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Today I didn't have much time, so I walked this small Ice Age Trail, which was the fourth of a total of twenty.
My new Meindl shoes have been inaugurated and are super comfortable so far, I hope I can then walk longer distances with them.
Unfortunately the path is very poorly signposted at the …
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We hike off to Hägelesberg and into the Heiden nature reserve. From there we go down to Lonesee, a leisure oasis with a water adventure area …
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The hiking trail is one of around 20 so-called ice age trails. Personally, I didn't like the round as much: The hike mainly runs on paved side roads or wide farm or dirt roads. In the first third you also walk close to the B10, which means that the path through the traffic is anything but quiet. Apart from …
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