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Regionalverband Saarbrücken

Kleinblittersdorf

Blies-Border-Way

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Regionalverband Saarbrücken

Kleinblittersdorf

Blies-Border-Way

Intermediate

4.7

(205)

828

hikers

Blies-Border-Way

04:15

15.1km

320m

Along the Blies it goes through the shady green floodplain at the edge of the forest. Across lush pastures and blooming meadows on the edge of the Bliesgau biosphere reserve. There are wide views as far as the Vosges.

by Saarpfalz-Touristik

Last updated: August 16, 2024

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3.01 km

Path Between Rock Formations

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The small quarry shows the use of the upcoming shell limestone.

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4.00 km

Picnic Area by the Blies River

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Nice break and picnic area for short or long breaks

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4.87 km

Blies-Grenz Bridge

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As part of the cross-border cycling and hiking trail network, the Blies Border Bridge offers pedestrians and cyclists a picturesque connection between the communities on both sides of the border.

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7.81 km

View of Bliesgau Biosphere Reserve

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There are many break benches with a view of the area

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9.92 km

Teufelskanzel

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The Devil's Pulpit sits enthroned in the middle of the forest above the Tiefenbachklamm. Unfortunately, information about the rock formation is scarce - but it is still an exciting place in nature.

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12.4 km

View of Bliesguersviller from Bliesgaublick

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Nice place for a little break to enjoy the scenery.

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15.1 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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7.22 km

6.75 km

531 m

294 m

264 m

Surfaces

8.49 km

3.03 km

2.06 km

986 m

294 m

151 m

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Highest point (350 m)

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Saarpfalz-TouristikApril 21, 2021

Along the Blies it goes through the shady green floodplain at the edge of the forest. Across lush pastures and blooming meadows on the edge of the Bliesgau biosphere reserve. There are wide views as far as the Vosges.
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Passages over the height offer fantastic views as far as the Vosges. Like a short journey

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