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Hasselbrack – Höchster Punkt Hamburg Runde von Neugraben

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Hasselbrack – Höchster Punkt Hamburg Runde von Neugraben

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September 21, 2021

Hasselbrack – Höchster Punkt Hamburg Runde von Neugraben

Moderate

03:39

13.5km

3.7km/h

190m

190m

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Overview

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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2.70 km

Rest Area With View of Fischbek Airfield

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Apart from the fact that gliding is exciting in itself, the open airfield is located on a hill on the heath. The view from there is simply stunningly beautiful.
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3.01 km

The nearly 300-acre site training ground for the Röttiger barracks and other barracks in the district of Harburg was completely adjacent to the district of Neu Wulmstorf directly to the …

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3.42 km

Even though blueberry picking is great and blueberries are delicious, please note that this is a nature reserve and blueberry picking is prohibited. As I understand it, it's not so …

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4.59 km

Beech Forests of Rosengarten

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The Heidschnuckenweg leads through a beautiful piece of forest here.

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6.24 km

After all, the highest natural point of Hamburg! That alone makes him a must.

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6.24 km

Höchster Punkt Hamburg

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At 116 meters, the Hasselbrack is certainly not a giant under the mountains, but it is a worthwhile destination.

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7.83 km

Moisburg Boundary Stone

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The stone marks the border between Hamburg and Lower Saxony. The stone was erected according to the Roman inscription MDCCL in 1750. At that time the stone marked the border between the Harburg and Moisburg offices.

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10.0 km

The pine is the second most common tree species grown in Germany (after the spruce). It grows quickly up to 50 meters in height and has deep roots. It is …

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13.5 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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9.30 km

2.69 km

1.41 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

5.80 km

4.36 km

1.62 km

1.36 km

304 m

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