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Celtic Spring – View over the Ohm Valley loop from Reddehausen

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Germany
Hesse

Celtic Spring – View over the Ohm Valley loop from Reddehausen

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4.6

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295

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Celtic Spring – View over the Ohm Valley loop from Reddehausen

01:50

6.51km

140m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 17, 2026

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804 m

View of the Ohm Valley

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A bench and a nice view. Lovingly laid out.

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941 m

View of Amöneburg from Schafrain

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From the Schafrain there is a wonderful view of the Amöneburg, the former bishop's seat of the important missionary Bonifatius in the Franconian period. From here, hikers can also let …

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2.56 km

Celtic ring fort on the Eibenhardt

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The remains of a presumably Celtic ring wall which, with a diameter of approx. 400 m, almost completely encloses the Eibenhardt mountain top. The original fortification consisted of a moat …

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2.76 km

Here you are on the summit of the historic mountain "Eibenhardt". 302 m above sea level!

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3.10 km

Celtic Spring

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The spring has a rather unusual position for a spring due to its location at the top of the mountain

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3.25 km

View over the Ohm Valley

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A bank to linger. Here you have a great view of the Ohm valley.

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4.68 km

View over the Lahn Valley

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The Lahn flows below. How it has made its way between Hippersberg and Eibenhardt over millions of years is amazing.

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5.35 km

Riesenstuhl Stone Circle

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There used to be a legendary stone circle here that was popularly known as the "giant chair". In 1898 some of these sandstones were transported to Sarnau for house building. …

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6.51 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

6.40 km

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Surfaces

3.02 km

2.05 km

1.10 km

297 m

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Highest point (310 m)

Lowest point (220 m)

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Monday 24 August

23°C

11°C

26 %

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Comments

April 5, 2025,Eibenhardtpfad
A short hike with no major climbs. It's very easy to walk because there's virtually no tar or gravel. Mostly, the trails are well-maintained. Halfway through the tour, traffic noise from the B3 and B62 is a bit disturbing. Very well signposted.

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Komootlers reported this summer about ordnance on the Eibenhardtweg extra tour.

Since we had something to do in this corner, it was good to run the track today.

Already at the hiking car park there are warnings regarding the risk of explosion and ordnance.

Should we or shouldn't we?

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The Eibenhardt Trail, which was closed for a long time due to mine danger, is finally open again! I especially love it in spring. The apple blossoms are unfortunately almost over, but the rapeseed glows a beautiful yellow on the horizon and everything is aglow with fresh green – a feast for the eyes! The early summer temperatures allowed us …

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July 1, 2026,Der Eibenhardtpfad
The first attempt to tackle the Eibenhardtpfad trail slipped miserably on black ice the winter before last. Logically, a second attempt is launched at the exact opposite time of year. And yes, it was right to abandon the tour back then, and yes, it was worth keeping the tour on the agenda.
Path is exactly the right term for this …

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This trail is a premium hiking trail for good reason: it's very diverse (forests, meadows, orchards) with ever-changing views of the Lahn Valley and Amöneburg Castle. There are a few climbs to contend with, but benches along the way invite you to linger and rest.

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I already walked the trail on February 13, 2021, when there was more snow.
Today it was a great hike with nice people 👍

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This exciting extra hike is now accessible again after three years of being closed due to munitions – if you stay on the trail.
Another tip: You often walk through very tall grass on the trail these days, so be sure to wear long clothing (ticks)!

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