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Annaturm auf dem Bröhn – Bielsteinhütte Runde von Kirchdorf (Deister)

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Annaturm auf dem Bröhn – Bielsteinhütte Runde von Kirchdorf (Deister)

Emma KE planned a run

May 31, 2026

Annaturm auf dem Bröhn – Bielsteinhütte Runde von Kirchdorf (Deister)

Hard

04:52

43.2km

6:46/km

980m

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Hard run. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Your route passes through protected areas

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1.73 km

Försterbrücke

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Extremely many Nordic Walkers on the way .. probably a good circular route

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6.18 km

Deister

Forest

7.68 km

Annaturm and Annaturm Forest Inn

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The Annaturm is great and you have a great view from the tower. The Annaturm is only open during certain opening hours. In the small restaurant there is good food and drink.

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7.70 km

Anna Tower on the Bröhn

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The Annaturm on the Bröhn (405 m above sea level, the highest point in the Deister) lies directly on the Kammweg, an ancient traffic route on the back of the …

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9.69 km

Laube Rest Area

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Super Rest area in the Deister with funny Gesichtsmaske.Man must always wonder what the people all this

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16.5 km

Viewpoint

17.1 km

View from the Gauss triangulation point (Deister)

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Gaussian triangle point Deister I of the Hanoverian degree measurement 1821-1823. In July 1822 the mathematician and geodesist Carl Friedrich Gauss (1777-1855) carried out angle measurements with a theodolite on …

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22.1 km

Tatern Post and Rest Area

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, Taternpfähle, warning sticks or the like) were from the end of the 17th and 18th centuries nationwide on the borders of the states of the Old Kingdom erected signs that prohibited entry into the country.

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23.5 km