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Freizeitpark Kornwestheim – Sonnenhof Runde von Kornwestheim

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Freizeitpark Kornwestheim – Sonnenhof Runde von Kornwestheim

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March 6, 2022

Freizeitpark Kornwestheim – Sonnenhof Runde von Kornwestheim

Moderate

02:35

9.64km

3.7km/h

110m

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

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1.46 km

Highland Cattle at Viesenhäuser Hof

Highlight • Natural

Behind the settler farms between Mühlhausen and Kornwestheim, Scottish Highland cattle can be found amidst thorn bushes in the landscape.

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1.69 km

Kornwestheim Leisure Park

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The leisure park is located on the eastern edge of the city, south of Aldinger Straße. The area, formerly designed as a German-American Friendship Park and previously owned by the …

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1.87 km

Scottish Highland cattle enclosure Kornwestheim

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Scottish Highland cattle are kept on a large pasture here as part of a nature conservation measure. Depending on their mood, the shaggy but very good-natured animals sometimes approach curious hikers.

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2.46 km

Holzbach Stream, Kornwestheim

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A paved path for hikers and cyclists that runs parallel to the Holzbach stream and offers views of the stream at some points.

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3.25 km

Path along the Holzbach

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An idyllic, natural path that runs directly along the Holzbach stream.

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4.32 km

Holzbach Trail Along the Stream

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A walk along the Holzbach stream is always beautiful. If you're lucky, you might even spot Highland cattle in the upper Holzbach stream, although they're not always grazing there.

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