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Eselssteig – Winzertreppe Runde von Schmachtenberg

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Eselssteig – Winzertreppe Runde von Schmachtenberg

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July 12, 2020

Eselssteig – Winzertreppe Runde von Schmachtenberg

Moderate

02:31

8.31km

3.3km/h

250m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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1.60 km

Eselssteig Trail to Schmachtenburg Castle Ruins

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The Eselssteig between Zeil am Main and Ziegelanger mostly leads through and along vineyards and offers hikers a magnificent view of the Main valley over a length of around 5 km.

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2.38 km

Catholic Parish Church of St. Kilian Ziegelanger

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The Catholic parish church St. Kilian in Ziegelanger belongs to the parish community "Am Weinstock Jesu" with Zeil am Main, Sand and Krum.

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2.74 km

Abt-Degen Trail

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The Abbot-Degen-Steig on the southern slope of the Haßberge attracts with distances between five and 25 kilometers - making it particularly easy for hikers and walkers to enjoy the wine …

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3.08 km

The laughing Wengertshäusla is one of several traditional vineyard houses located on the Abt-Degen-Steig in the medieval vineyards between Zeil am Main and the Ebelsbach district of Steinbach. With location …

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3.34 km

View of the Main River from Naturpark Haßberge vineyards

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Beautiful view between the vines directly onto the Main.

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4.40 km

Winemaker's Staircase Steinbach

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The winemaker's steps are relatively easy to climb from below. Due to the often irregular stones of the steps, sturdy shoes, or at least sports shoes, are recommended. The descent …

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