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Ganerbenweg – Teufelsbank mit Ausblick Runde von Hardenburg

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Ganerbenweg – Teufelsbank mit Ausblick Runde von Hardenburg

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July 24, 2022

Ganerbenweg – Teufelsbank mit Ausblick Runde von Hardenburg

Moderate

01:55

7.07km

3.7km/h

90m

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Moderate hike. Great for any fitness level. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.

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1.20 km

Ganerbenweg Premium Circular Trail

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When this path opened in 2019, I first researched what a Ganerbe [gaan-erbe] actually is: According to Old High German inheritance law, a Ganerbschaft was the joint family property, primarily …

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1.75 km

Roman Cart Tracks

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The Romans transported the carved stones and coffins from the Krummholzer Stuhl along this road. The 2000-year-old wagon tracks driven into the rock are still visible today.
Source: tourenplaner-rheinland-pfalz.de/de/punkt/felsen/roemische-wagenspuren/13353156

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2.51 km

Devil's Bench Viewpoint

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Here is a rest bench (for the view of the Rhine plain) - and then a step further down the (stone) Teufelsbank, which is easy to miss!
Beautiful view over the Rhine plain to the Odenwald.

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2.86 km

Kanapee Stone Sofa

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The sofa is a hermitage from the 14th and 15th centuries. The hermit was cared for by the performers. Wilhelm Retzer from Freinsheim, owner from 1820, chiseled "Wilhelmshöh" into the stone.

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2.97 km

Leininger Boundary Stone (1595)

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Old boundary stone on the historic hiking trail.
Boundary stone of the Counts of Leiningen-Hardenburg from 1595. A visit to Hardenburg is recommended, which was the castle, fortress and palace of the Counts of Leiningen for centuries.

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