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Toskana der Eifel Weg – Bergpfad vom/zum Kalvarienberg Runde von Alendorf

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Toskana der Eifel Weg – Bergpfad vom/zum Kalvarienberg Runde von Alendorf

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June 3, 2022

Toskana der Eifel Weg – Bergpfad vom/zum Kalvarienberg Runde von Alendorf

Moderate

03:12

11.7km

3.7km/h

180m

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

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500 m

Lampertspfahl at the entrance to Lampertstal

Highlight • Monument

At the foot of the Calvary of Alendorf stands this tree trunk, which has been transformed into a "lampert pole".

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607 m

Rest Area at the Foot of the Kalvarienberg

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The all-round panorama invites you to take a break.

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2.96 km

Bridge Over the Lampertsbach

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The Lampertsbach disappears into the swallow holes when it is dry. Here the water seeps through the cracks in the karst. The water collects underground and reappears elsewhere. We were therefore able to cross the Lampertsbach today with dry feet.

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5.51 km

Em Backes Hiking Hut

Highlight • Mountain Hut

Refreshments in Mirbach. Small but fine menu and drinks to strengthen on the Eifelsteig. Very nice hosts.

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Friday to Monday: 13 to 20 o'clock - Sunday / holiday from …

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5.76 km

Information Pavilion at the Erlöserkapelle Mirbach

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Nice information pavilion with the possibility for a rest. The parking lot right next to it is the starting point for the 8th stage of the Eifelsteig.

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5.95 km

Mirbach Redeemer Chapel

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The neo-Romanesque Redeemer Chapel in Mirbach - also known as the "Eifeldom" - was built in 1902/1903 by Baron Ernst von Mirbach, a Prussian official at the court of Kaiser …

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9.97 km