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Gasthof Wildbad – Hirschteich-Altmühlursprung Runde von Burgbernheim

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Gasthof Wildbad – Hirschteich-Altmühlursprung Runde von Burgbernheim

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March 14, 2022

Gasthof Wildbad – Hirschteich-Altmühlursprung Runde von Burgbernheim

Moderate

03:09

11.2km

3.6km/h

210m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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1.31 km

Orchard Nature Trail

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On this adventure trail near Burgbernheim, you'll learn fascinating facts about the traditional orchards that are so typical of the region. For example, you'll discover that there are over 2,000 different apple varieties in Germany and which animals live here.

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3.39 km

Langskeller Trail (Frankenhöhe Nature Park)

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Over numerous steps, a hiking trail leads from the Waldgasthof Wildbad through the forest up to Burgbernheim. Stop now and then to enjoy the rustic forest with its huge trees.

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4.01 km

Wildbad Historic Spa and Guesthouse

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The impressive and listed building ensemble of the Waldgasthof Wildbad looks back on a long tradition. The current building dates back to the 18th century, but due to the healing …

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4.98 km

Wooden Shelter by the Lake, Naturpark Frankenhöhe

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Beautifully located and very helpful in bad weather, but also suitable as protection against the sun in midsummer.

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5.11 km

Hirschteich (Altmühl spring)

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Even the oldest maps show the area around the Burgbernheim deer pond as the origin of the Altmühl. In 1904 the Royal Bavarian Hydrotechnical Bureau in Munich decided that the …

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