4.6
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hikers
Steinbergweg
02:39
9.98km
100m
Hiking
This circular route shows the other side of the Hainich National Park: valuable open land. They provide a habitat for rare animal species. Hikers can also enjoy beautiful distant views of the Thuringian Basin, the Thuringian Forest and the surrounding villages. Numerous seating areas invite you to rest.
Last updated: July 23, 2024
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Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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2.89 km
National Park Hainich Information Board
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3.61 km
View of Großer Inselsberg from Netzbornholz
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6.16 km
View of the Unstrut Valley from Mühlhausen to Leinefelde-Worbis
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9.98 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
7.62 km
2.11 km
159 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
4.64 km
3.82 km
767 m
589 m
127 m
< 100 m
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Elevation
Highest point (370 m)
Lowest point (280 m)
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Tuesday 7 July
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16°C
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Comments
Beautiful nature, some narrow hiking trails and the best sunny weather made the tour perfect for us 👍🏻
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Today we went on a relaxed tour of the Hainich with the Harth community.
We started in fog and finally arrived back at the starting point in sunshine 😀😀😀.
The Steinbergweg shows the other side of the Hainich National Park: valuable open land areas. They provide a habitat for rare animal species. …
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This circular trail shows the other side of the Hainich National Park: valuable open land areas. They provide a habitat for rare animal species. Hikers can also enjoy beautiful views of the Thuringian Basin, the Thuringian Forest and the surrounding villages. Numerous benches invite you to rest.
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There are some very nice rest areas.
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Ammonite – an extinct animal that was often found as a fossil in the area.
Length
10 km
Starting point
At the "Thiemsburg" car park near the National Park Centre.
Address:
Nationalparkzentrum
Thiemsburg 1
99947 Schönstedt
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If you know the treetop paths with the spruce and fir trees from Bavaria, the treetop path in Hainich is a completely different experience - if only because of the variety of trees. The view from the tower is breathtaking. On one …
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May 30, 2022
This circular route shows the other side of the Hainich National Park: valuable open land. They provide a habitat for rare animal species. Hikers can also enjoy beautiful distant views of the Thuringian Basin, the Thuringian Forest and the surrounding villages. Numerous seating areas invite you to rest.
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