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Erpeler Ley – Historische Altstadt Runde von Linz (Rhein)

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Erpeler Ley – Historische Altstadt Runde von Linz (Rhein)

Barbro planned a hike

August 8, 2021

Erpeler Ley – Historische Altstadt Runde von Linz (Rhein)

Moderate

03:22

11.8km

3.5km/h

240m

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Overview

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

Includes ferry crossings

Check ferry timetable.

After 6.11 km for 278 m

After 10.9 km for 298 m

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Train Station

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730 m

View of the Rhine and Linz

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Good panorama with a view of the Kripper Rheinwiesen.

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1.53 km

Ockenfels Castle

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Ockenfels Castle is one of the few castles on the Rhine that has survived the turmoil of history largely undamaged.

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2.50 km

View of Kasbacher Viaduct

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Shortly before Linz comes a climb with alpine character. A real challenge shortly before the end of a hike. But you can also just work around the piece and choose the lighter version.

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4.61 km

View of the Rhine Valley from the Erpeler Ley

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As with many (view)points whose name contains the component „Ley“, the naming points to slate as the underlying rock.

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5.83 km

Erpel Village Square

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beautiful little village with lots of half-timbered houses, really cozy! There are of course a couple of very nice and rustic restaurants!

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7.94 km

Peace Museum at the Remagen Bridge

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A former railway bridge built for military reasons during World War I. The bridge was badly damaged during World War II and plans to rebuild it never materialized. Both towers …

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