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St. Josef Kapelle in Niesten – Görauer Anger Runde von Weismain

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St. Josef Kapelle in Niesten – Görauer Anger Runde von Weismain

Jany Choo planned a mountain bike ride

August 5, 2021

St. Josef Kapelle in Niesten – Görauer Anger Runde von Weismain

Moderate

03:01

38.2km

12.6km/h

580m

590m

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Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary.

Includes a very steep uphill segment

You may need to push your bike.

After 7.40 km for 80 m

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6.65 km

St. Josef Chapel in Niesten

Highlight • Religious Site

A beautiful little chapel in the center of Niesten.

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6.96 km

View from the ruins of Niesten Castle

Highlight • Viewpoint

Not much remains of the once mighty castle complex. Niesten Castle was first documented in 1127. In 1190, it passed into the hands of the noble Andechs-Meranier family.
The Peasants' …

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7.47 km

Zillertal

Highlight (Segment) • Gorge

For mountain bikers, this is a nice descent

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8.57 km

Countess's Cave

Highlight • Cave

The cave is listed under C155a list of caves in the Franconian Alb.

The cave is about 30 meters north of the trail and about 10 meters higher. It is …

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10.3 km

Bench with a view of the Plassenburg from the Görauer Anger

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Distant view of the Main valley, Kulmbach and the Frankenwald in the north. Worthwhile alternative to the Staffelberg. The plateau of the Grauer Angers was used after the end of …

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16.5 km

Kasendorfer Tor

Highlight • Natural Monument

Interesting rock formation which is called rock gate or stone gate. This gate was created by erosion, as harder layers are usually removed more slowly than brittle or soft ones.

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