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Klosterruine Allerheiligen – Deglerbad am Gottschlägbach Runde von Ottenhöfen

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Klosterruine Allerheiligen – Deglerbad am Gottschlägbach Runde von Ottenhöfen

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December 17, 2021

Klosterruine Allerheiligen – Deglerbad am Gottschlägbach Runde von Ottenhöfen

Moderate

04:43

14.0km

3.0km/h

660m

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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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277 m

Forest trail in Gottschlägtal–Karlsruher Grat

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Very idyllic forest path, unfortunately rather crowded on the weekends and a bit overcrowded in good weather

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707 m

Edelfrauengrab Waterfalls

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You can let your imagination run wild at the waterfalls and the noble woman's grave. The stainless steel railing is a bit annoying, but you can hold on to when the path becomes uneven

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1.02 km

Stone arch bridge over the Gottschlägbach

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A truly beautiful little stone bridge—somewhat inconspicuous, as it's well camouflaged by the moss. Most hikers simply walked past, as it's located a few meters off the trail.

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2.04 km

Refreshment station at the Karlsruher Grat

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Here you can buy something to drink again before the ascent or reward yourself with a high percentage of the descent. The dumb cashier is at the back of one …

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5.10 km

View of the Karlsruher Grat

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From here you have the best view, very worthwhile

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8.17 km

The remains of the monastery church form the most impressive part of the monastery ruins. Its cross-shaped floor plan is clearly visible in the still-standing walls, which display architectural styles ranging from late Romanesque to late Gothic.

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