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Schwanheimer Düne – Flusstreppe Sossenheim Runde von Sossenheim

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Schwanheimer Düne – Flusstreppe Sossenheim Runde von Sossenheim

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October 15, 2022

Schwanheimer Düne – Flusstreppe Sossenheim Runde von Sossenheim

Moderate

03:12

12.6km

3.9km/h

40m

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

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2.82 km

Gaasebrickelsche Footbridge (Little Goat Bridge), Wörthspitze

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Anyone who only knows Frankfurt am Main should also take a look at Frankfurt am Main. It's worth it!

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3.00 km

Wörthspitze — Confluence of the Nidda and the Main

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Beautiful piece of landscape here at the Wörthspitze, where the Nidda flows into the Main.
Here you have beautiful views over to the Höchst Main bank with the Bolongaro Palace.

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3.17 km

Höchst Main Ferry – Walter Kolb

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The little "Walter Kolb" is a joy and great for hikers and cyclists to cross the Main.

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3.38 km

Old Höchst Castle

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A landmark of Höchst is the castle with the Gothic keep and the Renaissance building from the 16th century, the so-called New Castle.

Today the castle houses the museums for …

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5.81 km

Schwanheimer Dune Boardwalk

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This inland dune can be found in the west of Frankfurt-Schwanheim. The dune has been a nature reserve since 1984 and is a popular recreational area for the people of …

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10.6 km

Nied Stone-Arch Railway Bridge

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Trains have been running over this simple, beautiful railway bridge since 1839. It consists of three arches in red sandstone. The oldest railway bridge still in operation in Germany was opened a year earlier on the Dresden-Leipzig route.

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