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Otto Frick's Bank – Klippenturm Luhden Runde von Todenmann

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Otto Frick's Bank – Klippenturm Luhden Runde von Todenmann

Martha Ella planned a hike

May 14, 2021

Otto Frick's Bank – Klippenturm Luhden Runde von Todenmann

Moderate

03:22

12.0km

3.6km/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 right next to a parking lot.

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243 m

Bridge over the A2

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While the restless motorists speed through the Weserbergland on the A2, you can immerse yourself in the forest and nature on the other side of the bridge.

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3.01 km

Tree of a Thousand Roots

Highlight • Natural Monument

Just Mother Earth.

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6.45 km

Otto Frick Bench

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Lookout on the Luhden cliff.
Built to commemorate Otto Frick (1832-1892), a pedagogue, theologian and philologist, who was also a few years director in Rinteln at the Erestinum.

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6.65 km

Lounge Chairs at Luhdener Klippe

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In the afternoon the sun shines beautifully there and you can recover from the ascent.

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6.69 km

Klippenturm Rinteln

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A hike up is worthwhile. Great views, drinks, cakes and more. The ascent is also worthwhile for the annual cliff tower festival.

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7.40 km

Vorbergsplatz Shelter and Trail Junction

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Always a way to hide in bad weather

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10.6 km

Impressive Cliffs of Hainholzberg

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On the north-west side there is a former small rural quarry on the mountain side of the wide circular path around the Hainholz Berg directly on the A2.

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