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Falkenstein – Plätzel am Dreiländereck loop from Dimbach

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Falkenstein – Plätzel am Dreiländereck loop from Dimbach

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July 11, 2024

Falkenstein – Plätzel am Dreiländereck loop from Dimbach

Moderate

03:22

9.76km

2.9km/h

350m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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973 m

Dimbacher Falkenstein rock formation

Highlight • Natural Monument

The Dimbacher Falkenstein is part of a rocky reef that stretches across the entire Dimberg.

Rock: sandstone, colored sandstone
Max. Rock height: 25 m
Ø rock height: 15 m

More information at
felsinfo.alpenverein.de/index.php?mapId=82&option=com_content&view=article&id=840&fels=3509#scale=9027&centerX=877876&centerY=6305801&layers=1465218397,152917,0

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3.96 km

Dimbach Colored Sandstone Ridge Trail Forest Trail

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A really nice hiking trail. It's great to walk here on a narrow hiking trail. It is less suitable for strollers etc.

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6.95 km

Moss-Covered Rock Formations in the Palatinate Forest

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Beautiful path dotted with numerous moss-covered rocks

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7.04 km

Rest area at the Dreiländereck (Three-Country Corner)

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Nicely designed rest area. Just do not know what it is about the tri-border region. I met a nudist hiking group here today.

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7.18 km

Dimbacher Häusel Rock Formations

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Very beautiful rock formations and at the end still a great view!

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8.10 km

Hockköpfel rock formation

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Fantastic viewpoints over the largest contiguous forest area in Germany attract hikers and reward them for tours that require a certain level of fitness. The sandstone rocks are between 450 and 470 million years old.

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