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Rheingau-Taunus-Kreis

Eltville am Rhein

Riesling, the all-rounder – Riseling Loops

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Rheingau-Taunus-Kreis

Eltville am Rhein

Riesling, the all-rounder – Riseling Loops

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Riesling, the all-rounder – Riseling Loops

02:17

8.11km

170m

This hike into the southern slopes near Martinsthal is your journey of discovery into the secrets of Riesling. 80 percent of the wine growing in the Rheingau consists of Riesling. The roots of the oldest vines reach up to twenty meters deep into the mineral-rich soil.

Last updated: September 17, 2024

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931 m

View of Rauenthal

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From here you have a good view over to Rauenthal.

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1.73 km

Rödchenkapelle

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The land, which was reclaimed in 1115, once belonged to the village of Rode and the nunnery of the same name. The current chapel was built from the stones of the former pilgrimage chapel.

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2.65 km

View of the Goethestein

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Wonderful panorama with a view of the Goethestein in the distance.

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5.32 km

Martinsthal Lourdes Madonna

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The Martinsthal parish chronicle records the foundation of a statue of the Mother of God in 1902. Once a year there is a procession to thank the Mother of God for protecting the people of Martinsthal in both world wars.

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8.11 km

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7.11 km

527 m

331 m

119 m

< 100 m

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3.31 km

2.05 km

1.42 km

734 m

340 m

262 m

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RheingauAugust 19, 2024

This hike into the southern slopes near Martinsthal is your journey of discovery into the secrets of Riesling. 80 percent of the wine growing in the Rheingau consists of Riesling. The roots of the oldest vines reach up to twenty meters deep into the mineral-rich soil.
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Between the lovingly restored statue

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