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Hohe Haide (848 m) – Trail to Wetzstein loop from Streitau

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Germany
Bavaria
Upper Franconia
Franconian Switzerland
Landkreis Bayreuth
Gefrees

Hohe Haide (848 m) – Trail to Wetzstein loop from Streitau

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Hohe Haide (848 m) – Trail to Wetzstein loop from Streitau

03:53

46.8km

870m

Intermediate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 22, 2025

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12.2 km

View of Ochsenkopf from Wetzstein

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Although only the foot of the oxcop tower was visible due to fog, the trip was worthwhile. If you want to continue in the direction of Gefrees, you should plan …

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13.7 km

View from Hohen Hain

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From the Hohe Haide there is a beautiful view towards Gefrees

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14.0 km

Hohe Haide (848 m)

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A hike over the Hohe Haid towards Schneeberg or to Weißenstädtersee is definitely recommended.

Admittedly, it's a climb of 848 meters, but it's not particularly steep or strenuous, and it's a great bike ride.

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22.7 km

Backöfele observation tower on the Schneeberg

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Always very impressive when you stand on top of the wooden structure. The all-round view is just wonderful. And no, there is nothing to stop by 😎for nature and a lot of silence when you are alone there.

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22.9 km

Schneeberg Summit and Backöfele Observation Tower

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The Schneeberg is the highest mountain in the Fichtelberg and at the same time the highest in the Franconia, at the Backöfele you have a beautiful panoramic view in good weather

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23.6 km

1000-Meter Stone (Naturpark Fichtelgebirge)

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1000m ü.d.M Stein

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23.6 km

1000-Metre Stone (Tausendmeterstein)

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On the Schneeberg past the 1000 meter stone, the highest elevation in Upper Franconia follows to the summit at 1051 m above sea level.
The climb is always worth it; …

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35.4 km

Trail to Wetzstein

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46.8 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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36.7 km

5.02 km

4.04 km

1.05 km

Surfaces

26.8 km

7.71 km

5.72 km

3.29 km

3.03 km

297 m

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