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Steinerne Stadt – Felsendurchgang Runde von Bernreuth

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Steinerne Stadt – Felsendurchgang Runde von Bernreuth

Wolz Irmi planned a hike

March 10, 2022

Steinerne Stadt – Felsendurchgang Runde von Bernreuth

Moderate

03:29

12.5km

3.6km/h

190m

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

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676 m

Kleines Bauernloch Cave

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So-called crevasse cave with halls "Kleines Bauernloch" with finds from the late Hallstatt / early La Tène period and human skeletal remains.
Ground monument number D-3-6335-0036, cave register number A …

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790 m

Sackdilling Rock Labyrinth

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The Sackdillinger rock labyrinth is opened up by a 2.6 km long circular walk (marking: "rock tour"). But actually it's better to go back and forth from Sackdilling to the …

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5.82 km

Impressive Rock Formation

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Right on the side of the road... don't worry... the cracker will stand out

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7.60 km

Action Directe climbing route at Waldkopf

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In the nearby stone city and also on the surrounding rock walls, the hiker may have admired one or two climbers. Climbing history was written in 1991 at this point …

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7.72 km

To the 'Schöne Aussicht' viewpoint

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At this fork in the road there is a signpost to the "beautiful view". Unfortunately, there is nothing to see at the vantage point apart from a beautiful rock formation, everything is totally overgrown.

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7.99 km

Stone city with the "Two Brothers"

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This karst rock labyrinth is absolutely overwhelming. You can quickly understand how the name comes about when you stroll through the alleys, squares and streets that have been carved into …

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