Stadt Frankfurt am Main

Here is the complete route of the "Frankfurt am Main Green Belt Circular Hiking Trail" collection.



Further information about the routes and stages can be found on the collection's official website at the following link: komoot.com/de-de/collection/2428916.

The seventh stage leads along the Nidda River through expansive floodplain landscapes. Here, you'll find plenty of nature to experience, with meadows, small woods, frogs, storks, and beavers. The route passes the Sondermann, a stone sculpture based on a design by illustrator and painter Bernd Pfarr and

The circular route leads through the city forest in Frankfurt's green belt. In the area around the former Oberforsthaus. On this walk you will come across traces of Frankfurt's history and little-known places such as relics of historic forest parks and former shooting ranges. This is where Frankfurt

The audio walk takes you to places that have a historical connection to the siblings Bettina von Arnim and Clemens Brentano, who were born in Frankfurt am Main. In addition, this tour wants to convey something else: The program of Romanticism - the change in perception - is still relevant today. Romanticism

The Berger Hang circular trail near Bergen-Enkheim in Frankfurt am Main leads from the Enkheimer Ried nature reserve to the Berger Hang nature reserve. Orchid meadows and traditional orchards line the path. Information panels highlight the special features of this valuable landscape.



Start and finish

The cycle path around the Höchst Industrial Park leads all the way around the industrial park. It creates a connection between Frankfurt's Green Belt and the Rhine-Main Regional Park, which border directly on the industrial park.



Along the route, there are 13 specially designed rest stops made of different

The introductory stage is the longest and most varied section of the Green Belt circular hiking trail. After crossing the Main by ferry, there is a dune landscape, wide meadows and an old oak forest. Struwwelpeter trees and monster acorns, objects of comic art in the Green Belt, are little surprises

Forest, forest and more forest. Past a golf course and the Frankfurt football stadium, you come to the idyllic Tyrolean pond, which is guarded by three Green Belt animals. frankfurt.de/themen/umwelt-und-gruen/orte/gruenguertel/ziele/komische_kunst/jupitersaeule-und-tiroler-tiere



Shortly before the end

Final spurt: On the last stage there is once again a varied program with romantic parks, views of the Taunus, dead-straight canalized river sections and a weir that has been restored to its natural state. In Sossenheimer Unterfeld it is worth taking a detour to the Chlodwig-Poth complex, an object of

Stage 4 offers plenty of variety: herb fields, skyline views from the river, the city itself, and ample parkland, all interspersed with Green Belt artworks such as the "Me Monument," the penalty spot, and Sonic Vista. frankfurt.de/themen/umwelt-und-gruen/orte/gruenguertel/ziele/kultur_im_gg



Start: "Buchrainplatz