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Wildpark Bad Marienberg – Großer Wolfstein Runde von Zinhain

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Wildpark Bad Marienberg – Großer Wolfstein Runde von Zinhain

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October 28, 2021

Wildpark Bad Marienberg – Großer Wolfstein Runde von Zinhain

Moderate

04:22

15.7km

3.6km/h

290m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

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63 m

Bad Marienberg Wildlife Park

Highlight • Natural

Beautifully landscaped wildlife park with a petting zoo - a great destination for young and old 😊. Free entry and the opportunity to buy food from the automatic feeder.

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926 m

Forest Church at Kleiner Wolfstein

Highlight • Religious Site

The forest church was created in 2014 by the Protestant parish Unnau (= forest owner) as a meeting place in the forest and in nature. You can even get married here, certainly very idyllic and romantic :-).

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1.78 km

Great Wolfstein

Highlight • Natural Monument

According to legend, the devil is said to have had the idea to build a staircase to heaven. But when he flew with his load from Kirburg towards Marienberg, the …

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2.44 km

Neue Wilhelmshütte Shelter

Highlight • Mountain Hut

Nice shelter or rest area for hikers.

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3.44 km

Hedwigsturm at the Bad Marienberg wildlife park

Highlight • Viewpoint

The 18 meter high Hedwig Tower was built at the suggestion of the local Westerwald association. The tower is named after Hedwig Weber, a patron of the association. The open …

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8.69 km

Erbacher Railway Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

The Westerwald-Steig runs under the "Erbacher Brücke" on a very, very narrow path (also called root or stick path by locals) at a dizzying height. Surefootedness is required here. Especially …

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