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Rheingau-Taunus-Kreis

Terroir? Terroir! – Riesling Loops

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Rheingau-Taunus-Kreis

Terroir? Terroir! – Riesling Loops

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215

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Terroir? Terroir! – Riesling Loops

01:21

4.75km

110m

The picturesque Kiedrich will slow you down right at the start of this tour with its many delightful and interesting historical buildings. And rightly so, because this circular route is …

Last updated: September 17, 2024

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1.51 km

Falkenturm Kiedrich

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The Falkenturm is part of the Scharfenstein castle ruins. The castle ruins are the landmark and coat of arms of Kiedrich.

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1.62 km

View of Eltville Vineyards and Castle Tower

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From here you have a great view over the vineyards near Eltville.

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2.32 km

View of Kiedrich Through the Vineyards

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This place is worth a visit. There are great trails for hiking and biking all around - highly recommended.

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4.02 km

Kiedrich Wine Tasting Stand

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Our salvation - finally something cold to drink and the summer dream from Weingut Prinz was really a dream.

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4.75 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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2.66 km

892 m

701 m

501 m

Surfaces

1.81 km

1.25 km

837 m

620 m

235 m

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Highest point (240 m)

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RheingauAugust 19, 2024

The picturesque Kiedrich will slow you down right at the start of this tour with its many delightful and interesting historical buildings. And rightly so, because this circular route is a walk for enjoyable discovery. On your way to the Falkenturm, you follow the lovely rippling and flow of the Kiedrichbach

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