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Château de Froensburg – Ruine Loewenstein Runde von Hirschthal

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Château de Froensburg – Ruine Loewenstein Runde von Hirschthal

DagmarKehrwald planned a hike

March 16, 2022

Château de Froensburg – Ruine Loewenstein Runde von Hirschthal

Moderate

03:14

9.83km

3.0km/h

410m

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

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1.16 km

Rest Area With View of Froensbourg

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This place offers a nice opportunity to take a short break. For this you can make optimal use of the table with the two benches. In bad weather you will find a dry shelter in the wooden hut

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1.68 km

Frœnsbourg Castle

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Foensburg Castle dates from the 13th century. After being demolished, the lords of Fleckenstein rebuilt it in the 15th century. This fortified castle is a so-called semi-troglodyte construction, and rests on two independent rocks, connected by a footbridge.

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5.12 km

Charcoal Burners' Site at Château de Fleckenstein

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Very nice, because you can look over people's shoulders and learn how hard people used to have to work.

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5.18 km

Orchard Picnic Area (Pique-Nique du Verger)

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Nice big place near the castle

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5.67 km

Sentier des Roches (Felsenpfad)

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Breathtaking rock formations and steep paths overgrown with roots require a lot of sure-footedness and fitness. But the sight is worth every drop of sweat.

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6.68 km

Château du Loewenstein

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Löwenstein Castle (also called Lindenschmitt and Löwenburg) was first mentioned in the 13th century. The castle was destroyed in 1386 due to robber barons and was probably not rebuilt.

A very beautiful ruin with a wonderful view from both platforms.

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