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Kelch der Hoffnung – Die Himmelstreppe Runde von Freudental

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Kelch der Hoffnung – Die Himmelstreppe Runde von Freudental

Carola Schubert-Seeger planned a hike

May 29, 2022

Kelch der Hoffnung – Die Himmelstreppe Runde von Freudental

Moderate

02:46

10.4km

3.8km/h

110m

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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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818 m

Chalice of Hope Sculpture

Highlight • Monument

The chalice of hope is the first stop on the Hohenhaslacher Weitblickweg. It symbolically shows that the empty goblet can also be refilled - for example with the wine that is harvested in autumn.

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2.46 km

Worry–Confidence Sculptures

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You need both, no worries no understanding

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2.78 km

Geological Window Stromberg Vineyards

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There are several geological windows here

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3.18 km

Himmelstreppe Hohenhaslach

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Christian and secular information in one go

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3.24 km

Himmelspforte – View Over the Vineyards

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"Jesus Christ says: I am the door.
Whoever enters through me will be saved."
"I am the way, I am the truth and the life.
There is no other way …

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3.37 km

Geological Window Stromberg-Heuchelberg

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The geological windows up here show the tides quite clearly

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3.74 km

Geological Window Hohenhaslach (Stromberg)

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Here you can see the different layers of rock on the steep slopes particularly well. A sign that excellent wines are grown in the region. You can find out more about this on an information board.

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