Kloster Obermarchtal





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Popular loop trail in the Swabian Alb, Baden-Wuerttemberg. The start and end point of this loop is the train station in Rechtenstein. From there you can walk to Unterwilzingen and Laufenmuehle, among other places. Three larger rivers, one castle - or two, if you decide to make a small detour - and beautiful wooded areas provide a lot of variety when hiking. Highlights of the hike: - Castle Rechtenstein - Danube - Braunsel - Valley of the Great Lauter - Hochberg - Detour to Reichenstein...
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Promising circular hiking trail on the Swabian Alb It goes through a unique cultural landscape along the Great Lauter, a tributary of the Danube. You can explore juniper heaths, rock formations and many castles and should bring sturdy shoes and surefootedness. Highlights: - Erbstetter stalactite cave - Wartstein ruins - St. Ruprecht castle ruins
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Diverse, exciting circular hike on the Swabian Alb, Baden-Württemberg. This fantastic tour is an experience for young and old. From Unterwilzingen you hike through idyllic forests to the Erbstetter stalactite cave and the Wartstein castle ruins. From here you can enjoy wonderful views over the Swabian Alb. On the way back via Erbstetten you pass the Wolfstal- and Bärenhöhle and accompany the Lauter along the Reichenstein Castle. Highlights of the round: - Reichenstein Castle - Bear cave -...
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Varied loop trail in the Swabian Alb, Baden-Wuerttemberg. This beautiful hike is ideal for enjoying the beautiful nature of the Wolfstal and Lautertal valleys in a relaxed manner. Natural attractions include two caves, one of which - the Bear's Cave - was used by Ice Age animals. Hikers interested in culture can take a detour to the ruins of Reichenstein Castle, built between 1230 and 1250. Highlights of the hike: - Bear Cave - Wolfstal Cave - Reichenstein Castle - Große Lauter
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Relaxed loop trail in the Swabian Alb UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Baden-Wuerttemberg. Geological attractions, a pretty waterfall, a castle ruin worth seeing - this short hike in the Lautertal promises a lot of variety. Overall, the route is rated as easy, but there is a very steep, short climb up to the Wartstein ruins. Highlights of the hike: - High Giessel Waterfall - Ruins of Wartstein Castle - Valley of the Great Lauter - Gemsfels - Four Bayer bows