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Hirschtrail – Singletrail zum Stausee Runde von Rainrod

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Hirschtrail – Singletrail zum Stausee Runde von Rainrod

Jan planned a mountain bike ride

April 29, 2022

Hirschtrail – Singletrail zum Stausee Runde von Rainrod

Hard

05:20

63.8km

12.0km/h

1,220m

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Hard mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. Some portions of the route may require you to push your bike.

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14.2 km

View of Hoherodskopf

Highlight • Monument

At 763.8 m above sea level, the Hoherodskopf is the second highest peak in the Vogelsberg low mountain range. It is located in the district of the Schotten district of Breungeshain in the Vogelsberg district of Hesse.

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20.2 km

HirschTrail (Vogelsberg Arena)

Highlight • MTB Park

The deer trail starts promisingly but is halfway down sharply.
At the beginning nice forest and meadow trail, it becomes more challenging and fun in the second quarter, before it …

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20.3 km

Hirschtrail Mountain Bike Trail

Highlight (Segment) • MTB Park

The Hirschtrail is one of the three best MTB trails in the Vogelsberg Mountains. Many thanks to the team who created and maintains the trails so well! Great!

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27.4 km

Wooden Bridge Trail Along the Stream

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uphill with small roots and stones

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29.4 km

Devil's Pulpit

Highlight • Natural Monument

Worth seeing! The Teufelskanzel is a rock formation where, according to legend, the devil took the souls of those who had dedicated themselves to him through a crevice into the depths.

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29.8 km

Spitzen-Stein rock formation

Highlight • Natural Monument

Please be careful when climbing... firstly, the rock is quite slippery... and it goes downhill for a few meters... the tour is over before it's over... ☝️

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