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Spiegelteich – Backhaus am Christenberg Runde von Münchhausen

Dieter Nispel

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Spiegelteich – Backhaus am Christenberg Runde von Münchhausen

Dieter Nispel planned a hike

May 29, 2021

Spiegelteich – Backhaus am Christenberg Runde von Münchhausen

Moderate

02:45

9.83km

3.6km/h

160m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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559 m

Church Tower of Münchhausen

Highlight • Religious Site

In 1972 the old Münchhausen village church was demolished and a new church built. It was possible to combine the new building harmoniously with the old church tower. In 2000 …

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2.61 km

Uschi and Willi – The Tallest Trees in the Burgwald

Highlight • Natural Monument

Two imposing trees. Really great.

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2.90 km

Spiegelteich and spring at Christenberg

Highlight • Lake

When the weather is fine, the Christenberg is reflected in the water.

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3.64 km

Pflanzhütte Christenberg

Highlight • Mountain Hut

2018/2019 newly built refuge on Christenberg Strasse. The previous one was indeed a bit old and nowhere near as pretty as this one.

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3.99 km

Bakehouse on the Christenberg

Highlight • Historical Site

Today no more cakes are baked in the bakery. In the bakery there is now an information point about the Christenberg which is always accessible.

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4.07 km

St. Martin's Church is around a thousand years old. The Sexton's House houses an exhibition of artifacts that were excavated in the immediate area. The forest inn is highly recommended. Hikers and dogs are always welcome.

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