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Die Deister Klippen – Tor zum Saupark Runde von Alvesrode

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Die Deister Klippen – Tor zum Saupark Runde von Alvesrode

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January 25, 2022

Die Deister Klippen – Tor zum Saupark Runde von Alvesrode

Moderate

02:17

7.83km

3.4km/h

220m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

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1.29 km

Entrance to Saupark, Springe

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The gate is locked. There is a door for hikers on the left.
In the season, lots of wild garlic grows in front of the park!
A little more information from the net:
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saupark_Springe

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2.10 km

View of Springe

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The trail climbs slowly and offers a beautiful view of Springe and the great Deister.

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4.31 km

Little Forest Trail

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beautiful varied path from the hunting lodge

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4.43 km

Webelsgrund Stud

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The Webelsgrund stud is a large, beautiful, traditional facility.

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4.69 km

Saupark Wall

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The Saupark Springe is surrounded by a stone wall that is 16.3 kilometers long, two meters high and 60 centimeters wide – unique in northern Germany. It runs to the …

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6.07 km

Cliffs and Bat Caves in the Kleiner Deister

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Interesting cliff formation with caves for bats and other animals.

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6.69 km

Hallermund Castle Ruins

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The castle Hallermund is with its sparse remains a castle stable about 2.5 km south of Springe in the Hannover region in Lower Saxony. In 1189 first mentioned Höhenburg it …

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