Kunitz House Bridge – Kunitz Covered Bridge loop from Neuengönna

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Kunitz House Bridge – Kunitz Covered Bridge loop from Neuengönna

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Kunitz House Bridge – Kunitz Covered Bridge loop from Neuengönna

01:39

15.1km

140m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 18, 2026

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174 m

Heimatstube Neuengönna Local History Museum

Highlight • Historical Site

Small but fine private museum, dedicated to the rural customs of past centuries and the Battle of Jena and Auerstedt.

If you want to visit it, make an appointment with the owner Robert Heyne (036424-71512).

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5.45 km

Kunitz Covered Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

Remarkable, massive wooden bridge over the Saale near Kunitz.

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5.52 km

Kunitz House Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

The Kunitz House Bridge, newly built in 2012, is beautifully restored. Inside, there's an information panel about the bridge's history. The square in front of the bridge is a lovely place to take a break.

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6.40 km

Kunitz Village Church

Highlight • Religious Site

Very pretty village in the Saale valley. Old village church, beautiful side courtyards and alleys.
Always worth a visit.

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6.42 km

War Memorial Kunitz

Highlight • Monument

Beautiful warrior monument in the middle of Kunitz. Very close to the bells highlight

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7.83 km

Rest Area by the Saale River

Highlight • Rest Area

Nice little rest stop. Very quiet and somewhat secluded place on the Saale.

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8.81 km

Kunitz Covered Bridge

Highlight (Segment) • Bridge

The Kunitz House Bridge is a covered bridge over the Saale River. It existed from 1832 to 1945 and was rebuilt in 2012. The Kunitz House Bridge Festival is organized annually by the Kunitz Bridge and Monument Association.

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