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A. Villiger
March 19, 2021
Mountain biking
The Benkner Büchel is a free-standing molasse hill in the Lit plain, with a correspondingly beautiful view. There is a transmitter mast at the highest point (605 m). Entrances and exits on gravel roads, further down also trails.
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March 31, 2020
Mountain biking
The Benkner Büchel is a molasses hill that was rounded off by glaciers from the Ice Age, a so-called round hump.
On the Benkner Büchel there is also Maria Bildstein and the Meinrad chapel, alongside individual houses and courtyards. At the top (605m) is a large transmission tower (5G, radio and TV). Wide and narrow forest trails, individual downhill trails.
On the Benkner Büchel there is also Maria Bildstein and the Meinrad chapel, alongside individual houses and courtyards. At the top (605m) is a large transmission tower (5G, radio and TV). Wide and narrow forest trails, individual downhill trails.
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Distance 3.21 km
Uphill 40 m
Downhill 180 m
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