About Sandsteinklippe
Radtouren meist im nahegelegenen wahlheimatlichen baden-württembergischen Stromberg-Heuchelberggebiet. Zum Wandern geht es auch mal weiter weg...
Immer wieder auf der Suche nach den kleinen verborgenen Schätzen und geschichtlichen Zusammenhängen.
11,946 km
2740:15 h
Recent Activity
- Sandsteinklippe2 days ago
After dinner, we briefly visited St. George's Church in Nördlingen and greeted "Daniel".
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- Sandsteinklippe2 days ago
We visited the Cistercian convent in Kirchheim while passing through on our way to Nördlingen.
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- Sandsteinklippe2 days ago
The Ipf mountain transported us back to the land of the Celts. It was stormy up there. Nevertheless, we enjoyed the view – including along the rim of the meteorite crater and towards Nördlingen.
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- Sandsteinklippe2 days ago
Our new year of excursions begins in the Nördlinger Ries. We got our first view from the Flochberg ruins. From there we could also see our second destination – the Ipf.
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- Sandsteinklippe5 days ago
On the way home, we made a short stop at Schwarzburg Castle.
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- Sandsteinklippe5 days ago
After heading back home, we were captivated by the Buchfarter Felsenburg (Buchfart Rock Castle). Because it's in danger of collapsing, it can't be experienced up close, but only admired from afar. But that was perfectly sufficient for us, given the glorious weather and the excellent view of the rock
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- Sandsteinklippe6 days ago
Today we visited the graves of prominent Weimar figures. The cemetery, however, was anything but deserted. We spotted a green woodpecker, and countless squirrels frolicked across the grounds and climbed the trees.
Afterwards, we spent a few hours at the Bauhaus Museum. The nearby Gauforum is a true architectural
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- Sandsteinklippe7 days ago
The "land of poets and thinkers" has a capital city - Weimar. Here we strolled in Goethe's footsteps, visited Anna Amalia's Rococo Hall as well as the paintings and graves in and around the city church and St. James' Church.
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- SandsteinklippeDecember 27, 2025
Today we were captivated by Erfurt. First, we got a panoramic view of the city from the tower of St. Giles' Church near the Merchants' Bridge. Then we continued on to the Old Synagogue. Surprisingly, Erfurt offers everything – from the Middle Ages and Baroque periods to modern times. A beautiful city in the heart of Germany.
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Sandsteinklippe and Anja ex Pago Creichgouue went for a hike.
December 27, 2025
02:07
8.74km
4.1km/h
160m
170m
Since Nördlingen is surrounded by a well-preserved and, above all, fully accessible city wall, it seemed natural to walk along it. That was the first thing we did today. Afterwards, we climbed a few steps (350) up to the "Daniel" hill. A magnificent panoramic view awaited us in glorious sunshine. We
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