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Holzbrücke Tatzlwurm – Blick auf Burg Randeck Runde von Randeck

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Holzbrücke Tatzlwurm – Blick auf Burg Randeck Runde von Randeck

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July 10, 2025

Holzbrücke Tatzlwurm – Blick auf Burg Randeck Runde von Randeck

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01:07

4.17km

3.7km/h

40m

50m

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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179 m

Tatzlwurm Bridge, Essing

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The popularly called "Tatzelwurm" bridge over the Main-Danube Canal at Essing was until 2006 the longest wooden bridge in Europe with a length of 190 meters.
The striking architecture is …

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845 m

View of Burg Randeck

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Randeck Castle is the ruins of a hilltop castle at 490 m above sea level. NN on the northern edge of the Altmühl valley on a rocky outcrop above the …

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2.06 km

View of the Altmühl River

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From the bridge you have fantastic views of the Altmühl and Randeck Castle in the distance.

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3.40 km

Essing Wooden Bridge and Bridge Tower

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A very photogenic place with an idyllic setting of a wooden bridge, the Altmühl and Essing rivers, with its houses built directly against the Jura rock face.

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3.45 km

Essing Bridge Gatehouse

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The entrance gate to Essing over the 46 m long wooden bridge, today an admired historical monument and photo motif. The round arches are clearly visible on the town hall square.

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3.51 km

Essing is situated in a tranquil setting in the Altmühltal. Randeck Castle watches over the market town. Numerous hiking trails and treks invite you to explore. From the Stone Age to the Middle Ages, there is a lot to explore.

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