Kulmbuche – Small Spring loop from Trebgast

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Kulmbuche – Small Spring loop from Trebgast

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Kulmbuche – Small Spring loop from Trebgast

02:41

9.65km

170m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 9, 2026

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Ködnitzer Weinleite

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Waizendorf Village Fountain

Highlight • Monument

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Old Sandstone Bridge in Waizendorf

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A small side road leads over the bridge to Feuln. The Main meadows are beautiful to admire from there.

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2.24 km

Ködnitzer Weinleite

Nature Reserve

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Chapel at the Ködnitz Weinleite

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The chapel is still under construction and has no name yet. I just named it that way because I thought it was appropriate.

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3.56 km

🦋 Ködnitzer Weinleite Nature Reserve

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The 33 ha nature reserve (NSG) consists of four sub-areas at Kulmberg and Kienberg. These are steep valley slopes of a Muschelkalkzu-ges above the White Main, which were used until …

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4.30 km

Kulmbuche

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A beautiful, old tree ruin at the edge of the forest with a wonderful view of the surrounding area. A bench is nearby. The northern route passes here.

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4.81 km

Small Spring

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I would either walk down from the north path from the lake to the spring from the junction at the embankment, or walk up from Fölschnitz along the edge of …

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6.58 km

Bismarck Stone and Bismarck Oaks at Reutlashof

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The Bismarck oaks are visible on the hill near Reutlashof, seven of them, six of which are still standing today. They were donated by the Neuenmarkt honorary citizen Johann Kreuzer. …

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