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Walberla – Wiesenthauer Nadel Runde von Dietzhof

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Walberla – Wiesenthauer Nadel Runde von Dietzhof

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August 14, 2022

Walberla – Wiesenthauer Nadel Runde von Dietzhof

Moderate

02:47

9.49km

3.4km/h

270m

280m

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Overview

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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Parking

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4.24 km

Twin rock formation at Walberla

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Dolomite rock formation on the eastern slope of the Walberla. This rock is already completely separated from the neighboring rock, so it stands solitary like the Wiesenthauer Nadel and will …

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4.40 km

View of the Wiesent Valley from the Walberla

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360 degree all-round view. The view into the distance is phenomenal.

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4.65 km

View from Walberla

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After the climb you can enjoy the view of the surrounding area from various vantage points. Benches have been set up almost every lookout.

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4.84 km

Wiesenthauer Needle

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All rocks of the Walberlas (twin, vulture wall, Bimarckturm, Wiesenthauer needle, Räbelstein, Rodenstein, fingers, thumb and mushroom) come from the Jura Sea.

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5.21 km

Rock formations on the Ehrenbürg (Walberla)

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On the whole mountain and on the trail around the mountain you can always discover interesting rock and rock formations.

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5.29 km

St. Walburga's Chapel and Statue, Walberla Plateau

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The Walburgis Chapel, which was first mentioned around 1350 and was built in its present form in 1697, probably gave the mountain its name. The bronze statue of Saint Walburga, …

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5.64 km

Reconstructed Celtic Rampart on Walberla

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Here is the reconstruction of a section of a Celtic ring wall system. As with the nature trail, very beautiful and interesting display boards have also been installed here.

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6.13 km

Rodenstein

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The summit of the Ehrenbürg has two crests: the Walberla in the north (the name is often used in the vernacular for the whole Ehrenbürg) and the Rodenstein in the …

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9.49 km

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Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

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4.25 km

4.03 km

674 m

330 m

215 m

Surfaces

3.17 km

2.56 km

1.06 km

928 m

904 m

870 m

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Highest point (510 m)

Lowest point (330 m)

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Walberla – Wiesenthauer Nadel Runde von Dietzhof

Twin rock formation at Walberla

View of the Wiesent Valley from the Walberla

View from Walberla

Wiesenthauer Needle

Rock formations on the Ehrenbürg (Walberla)

St. Walburga's Chapel and Statue, Walberla Plateau

Reconstructed Celtic Rampart on Walberla

Rodenstein

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