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Pegnitzgraben – Pegnitz am Röllinger Steg Runde von Espan

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Pegnitzgraben – Pegnitz am Röllinger Steg Runde von Espan

Saron A planned a hike

May 24, 2021

Pegnitzgraben – Pegnitz am Röllinger Steg Runde von Espan

Easy

01:14

4.78km

3.9km/h

20m

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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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779 m

Pegnitzgraben

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The Pegnitzgraben was created in 2007 as a bypass (also fish migration aid or fish diversion) for the ecological improvement of the storage facility at Wolfsgrubermühle and leads through the anniversary grove, which was also created in 2007.

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946 m

Karlsteg Bridge

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The Karlssteg offers the fastest connection between the old town and the long-distance cycle path that connects Nuremberg and Erlangen. Furthermore, it allows an undisturbed view over the Pegnitz meadows as well as upstream and downstream.

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2.01 km

View of the Pegnitz River from the Röllingersteg

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The Röllingersteg connects the city park with the Pegnitz meadows.

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2.32 km

Wooden boardwalk between Röllingersteg and Quellensteg

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Very nice routing and such a wooden walkway makes it even more interesting

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2.65 km

Quellensteg Bridge

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The Quellensteg footbridge connects the Pegnitz meadows with the riverside town and was rebuilt in 2007, partly with EU funding.

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3.26 km

Path through the renatured Pegnitz area

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The renaturation was completed in November 2003. 70,000 cubic meters of soil were moved to give the straightened Pegnitz a new bed with river loops. The Pegnitz in Fürth had been massively straightened in the 1960s.

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3.75 km