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Bogenbrücke- Dillweißenstein – Pfad an der "alten Nagold" Runde von Südstadt

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Bogenbrücke- Dillweißenstein – Pfad an der "alten Nagold" Runde von Südstadt

AlexanderS and mmontenegrot planned a hike

March 13, 2022

Bogenbrücke- Dillweißenstein – Pfad an der "alten Nagold" Runde von Südstadt

Moderate

02:42

9.58km

3.5km/h

200m

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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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241 m

Ludwig Auerbach Memorial

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The merchant, jewelry manufacturer and poet Ludwig Wilhelm Auerbach lived from 1840 to 1882 and was born in Pforzheim. A memorial was erected to him here at the gate to …

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1.20 km

Hoheneck Castle Ruins

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The remains of the castle that once stood here can only be guessed at.

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1.53 km

Felsenmeer on the Westweg

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If you look up the slope here, you can see a great sea of rocks.

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1.95 km

Sandstone arch bridge over the Nagold River at Dillweißenstein

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The arched bridge in Weißenstein is one of the landmarks of the district. The arch bridge was built in the years 1853-1856 based on the model of "stone fortifications of …

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2.56 km

Trail Along the Old Nagold

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After the construction of the arch bridge (1856) with barrage and raft canal, the old river mouth was cut through the rear valley. The Nagold was thus shortened by one …

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4.91 km

Surrounded by old deciduous trees stands the Kräheneck castle ruins high above the Dillweißenstein district.
It was probably built in the 12th century and initially belonged to the Lords of Kräheneck, later to the Lords of Weißenstein.

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