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Jens and others went for a hike.
October 19, 2025
Die herbstliche Wanderung durch den Sebalder Reichswald beginnt in Behringersdorf und führt über verschlungene Waldpfade (größtenteils, teilweise haben wir auch ein paar breitere Forstwege benutzt) zum vorderen Buchenbrünnlein, wo klares Quellwasser zwischen Farnen und Moos hervortritt. Der Wald zeigt sich in seinem schönsten Kleid – goldene Buchen, Eichen, rote Ahorne, dunkle Kiefern und der würzige Duft nach Erde und Harz liegen in der Luft. Entlang des Weges findet man zahlreiche Pilze: wie zum Beispiel die Krause Glucke, die sich am Fuß alter Kiefern versteckt. Weiter Richtung Heroldsberg öffnet sich der Wald an der Roten Marter (ein durch den Efeu mittlerweile recht gut getarnten Stein), einer markanten Kreuzung, auf der das Laub in allen Farben schimmert. Zur Rast bietet sich die urige Waldschänke Heroldsberg an, ideal für eine Brotzeit oder ein kühles Bier. Anschließend führt der Weg weiter durch den stillen Reichswald nach Buchenbühl, wo das Spiel von Sonne, Laub und Schatten den Tag stimmungsvoll ausklingen lässt.
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July 13, 2025
We started our hike early in the morning at the train station in Behringersdorf. Just a few hundred meters from the tracks, we were already immersed in the green tranquility of the Sebalder Reichswald forest, which stretches northeast of Nuremberg. The air was still pleasantly fresh – it had rained lightly
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March 16, 2025
On a sunny early spring day, with the first signs of spring curiously peeping out from the forest floor, we began our circular hike in the center of Eschenbach, a small village in the municipality of Pommelsbrunn near Hersbruck.
Following the blue cross marking the Heroldsteig trail, the path first led
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December 30, 2024
End of year hike with JuMi, Ines and GerGaG on the Hessian-Westphalian border with expert natural history explanations from Jürgen. We are now on first name terms with the golden yellow jellyfish. To finish off, we treated ourselves to the Waldecker Bitterling at the Nuhnetal inn.
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August 10, 2024
Our hike begins at Hohenstadt train station. From there we follow the Heinrich Scheuermann Trail, which is marked with a green line. This trail first takes us to Hubmersberg. The climb there is currently a little more difficult because a small stream is flooding the trail because a nearby pond is overflowing
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July 27, 2024
The hike began at Hersbruck train station (right), then led over the customs board to Kühnhofen and from there through the forest to Oberkrumbach. Above the village we took the direct route to Glatzenstein, where we had a short rest. Then the way back over the summit of the Großer to that of the Kleiner
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June 8, 2024
Our circular hike began at the "Links der Pegnitz" train station in Hersbruck. We followed the highland path marked with a yellow dot over the Deckersberg to the Kainsbach calcareous tuff terrace. There we turned towards the village of Deckersberg and hiked on the path marked with a yellow cross to the
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May 9, 2024
In the best weather on Ascension Day 2024, we hiked from Rupprechtstegen in the Pegnitz Valley to Hohenstein Castle and back. The tour took us through the mystical, rocky Ankatal and through the idyllic Harnbach Valley, which is characterized by its waterways. The Pegnitz breakthrough near Lungsdorf
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February 24, 2024
A big thank you to @Jumi who suggested and led the tour at the right time between winter and spring. While we thought we were already in spring in Algersdorf's Märzenbecher Forest, the summit of Hohenstein Castle greeted us again in a very wintery way with sleet and the wind whistled icily around our
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October 26, 2025
Hello Luna, from Behringersdorf train station, a green-cross marked trail leads to just before Oedenberg. Then follow the blue-cross marked trail to Heroldsberg. I'm happy to provide local guidance. :-)
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