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Frankendorf – Sinterstufen Runde von Frankendorf

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Frankendorf – Sinterstufen Runde von Frankendorf

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April 3, 2022

Frankendorf – Sinterstufen Runde von Frankendorf

Moderate

01:15

4.09km

3.3km/h

140m

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

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13 m

Frankendorf - Half-Timbered Village

Highlight • Settlement

Absolutely worth seeing: The place was in the national competition "our village should be beautiful" not in vain for gold village. Here you can marvel at 31 listed old, half-timbered …

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47 m

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Chapel (Frankendorf)

Highlight • Religious Site

Out of gratitude that Frankendorf survived the last days of the war unscathed in April 1945, the people of Frankendorf built their local church under the leadership of Mayor Georg …

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2.52 km

Waterfall at Frankendorfer Klettergarten

Highlight • Waterfall

2.61 km

Deichselbach Tufa Terraces (Tufa Steps)

Highlight • Waterfall

The Deichselbach, which rises from several sources here, leaves behind a staircase made of tufa, which reaches about 20m into the valley. It is particularly worth coming here if there have been rainy days before.

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3.12 km

Forest stream in Naturpark Fränkische Schweiz - Frankenjura

Highlight • River

Instead of following the big road in the direction of Sinterstufen directly, a short detour across the meadow to the watercourse is worthwhile. There the brook babbles clear and low …

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3.80 km

Atonement Cross near Unterstürmig

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In the Middle Ages, many atonement marks were set up - for people who died through no fault of their own. The stone crosses were supposed to save the soul …

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3.89 km