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Herzberg – Bleibeskopf Runde von Dornholzhausen

Simone Kölling

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Herzberg – Bleibeskopf Runde von Dornholzhausen

Simone Kölling planned a hike

October 26, 2021

Herzberg – Bleibeskopf Runde von Dornholzhausen

Moderate

04:38

15.6km

3.4km/h

440m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.

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3.02 km

Saalburg Roman fort

Highlight • Historical Site

My recommendation: Don't just cycle past the former Roman fort, but also visit the worthwhile Saalburg Museum 👌😎
saalburgmuseum.de

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6.07 km

Uhland Stone

Highlight • Monument

If you stand to the right of the Uhland stone (with a view of the tables and benches), there is a historical boundary stone to the right of the path, somewhat hidden.

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6.90 km

Limes at Roßkopf and Roman Tower

Highlight • Historical Site

The Limes is omnipresent on the Taunus ridge; numerous information boards provide information about the border of the Roman Empire and the various excavation finds.

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8.07 km

Herzberg Tower and Herzberg Inn

Highlight • Viewpoint

From the Herzberg tower you have a wonderful panoramic view. The Berggasthof Herzberg offers the perfect opportunity for a rest before the descent. Hot meals served all day.
gasthofherzberg.de

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9.67 km

Bleibeskopf (480 m)

Highlight • Summit

Investigations on the ring wall of Bleibeskopf were carried out by Christian Ludwig Thomas in 1899, 1909 and 1910. The find situation allows for a uniform overall picture both typologically …

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11.9 km

Marmorstein

Highlight • Natural Monument

Contrary to what the name suggests, the marble stone is not made of marble but of Taunus quartzite. This rock can be seen on many break edges and cliffs in the Taunus.

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