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Ziegenberg bei Waldeck – Schloss Waldeck Runde von Bringhausen

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Ziegenberg bei Waldeck – Schloss Waldeck Runde von Bringhausen

Julia Haag planned a hike

December 11, 2021

Ziegenberg bei Waldeck – Schloss Waldeck Runde von Bringhausen

Hard

06:05

21.5km

3.5km/h

450m

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Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The route includes a crossing by ferry.

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After 819 m for 742 m

After 2.38 km for 486 m

After 18.6 km for 486 m

After 19.9 km for 742 m

Most people would complete this in 2-3 days

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8.33 km

Forest and field paths

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The tour runs here on rustic forest trails directly on the slope and narrow dirt roads.

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9.58 km

View of the Edersee from Ziegenberg

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You may notice the trees and bushes that are sometimes quite gnarled. The use of pasture by goats during the last centuries and their browsing on the plants is one …

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10.8 km

Waldeck Castle & View of Edersee

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The medieval stronghold of Waldeck towers high above Lake Edersee. The completely preserved building has a history of more than 900 years. The Counts of Waldeck lived in the castle …

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12.3 km

Hexenkopf

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Very quaint paths until then, Edersee-typical steep slope stop. :-) From the square itself you then have a good view. The same applies to the Hexenplatz, but it is still …

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12.5 km

Devil's Ravine (Kellerwald-Edersee National Park)

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In terms of legend, the Teufelsgraben and Hexenkopf belong together and are connected by a rustic forest path. You can get to the Teufelsgraben via a very small path and a wooden walkway.

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