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Katzenschrofen – Bürstenstein Runde von Ottenhöfen

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Katzenschrofen – Bürstenstein Runde von Ottenhöfen

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August 23, 2021

Katzenschrofen – Bürstenstein Runde von Ottenhöfen

Hard

04:29

14.2km

3.2km/h

540m

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Hard hike. Good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required.

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3.29 km

Armchair Rock

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The porphyry rock chair can be climbed via a small stone staircase. Once at the top, you can rest on a wide bench with a beautiful view. There's also a cross at the top.

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4.48 km

Breitfelsen

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The path over the Breitfelsen is sometimes a little rough and narrow, so good shoes are recommended.

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5.01 km

Rappenschrofen rock formation and view over the Simmersbach Valley

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A part of the Ottenhöfener Felsenweg should definitely be done as a lover of mountain hiking trails or alpine climbing. Please do not confuse it with the Karlsruher Grat, which is further east in the Gottschlägel valley.

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7.57 km

Rock formation Katzenschrofen

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A magnificent rocky landscape. The path here leads between the rocks, with almost no view. Still worth seeing! There's also an information board.

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8.01 km

Witches' house and broom on the Kappelrodecker Hexensteig trail

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The little witch's house stands beautifully crooked by the path and is perfect for a rest. Don't worry, no witch will lure you into the cottage. However, you'll find some …

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8.49 km

Palmfelsen Viewpoint

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A picturesque place to rest directly on the rock with a fantastic view of the Rhine plain. When a storm or rain approaches, the edge of the rock offers an impressive natural spectacle.

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