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Eußerbach Cycle Path – Brushmaker's Statue, Ramberg loop from Ramberg

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Eußerbach Cycle Path – Brushmaker's Statue, Ramberg loop from Ramberg

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Eußerbach Cycle Path – Brushmaker's Statue, Ramberg loop from Ramberg

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16.0km

150m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 19, 2026

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Biosphärenreservat Pfälzerwald - Kernzone - Eischkopf

Biosphärenreservat Pfälzerwald-Vosges du Nord

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Cycle Path Ramberg–Dernbach

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Great cycle path through the meadows from Ramberg ↔ Dernbach.

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4.12 km

Cycle Path from Albersweiler to Eußerthal

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Nice bike path from / to the Eussertal.

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5.65 km

Sheep Barn in Biosphärenreservat Pfälzerwald-Vosges du Nord

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Sometimes the sheep are found in the pasture, sometimes found in the stable 🐑😍😊

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6.79 km

St. Bernhard — Former Cistercian Monastery Church, Eußerthal

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The Eußerthal monastery is a former Cistercian abbey, unfortunately only the front part of the former monastery church remains. Today it serves as a parish church. The monastery was founded in 1148, the year in which the valley of the Eußerbach was reclaimed. The monastery was placed under imperial protection by Frederick I Barbarossa in 1186 and many vineyards belonged to the monastery through donations. The village gradually developed and due to the dissatisfaction of the farmers, the monastery was plundered and set on fire in the 15th century, but was later rebuilt. The monastery church of St. Bernhard, which is still largely preserved, impresses with its sublime Romanesque stained glass windows and the simple architecture that is typical of Cistercian monasteries. The history of the monastery can be traced here using display boards. Concerts are regularly held in the beautiful church. The acoustics are excellent.

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