Gangolfsberg Nature Trail – nature and knowledge in the Rhön
Gangolfsberg Nature Trail – nature and knowledge in the Rhön
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The natural forest reserve on the Gangolfsberg is also part of the core zone of the Rhön biosphere reserve. Here nature is left to itself. On the information boards along the nature trail, the trees are presented and you can also learn about the geological background to the formation of…
Last updated: March 11, 2025
Waypoints
Start point
2.29 km
Highlight • Historical Site
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Tip by
3.00 km
Highlight • Natural Monument
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3.64 km
Highlight • Trail
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3.83 km
End point
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
2.47 km
1.03 km
314 m
Surfaces
2.31 km
1.50 km
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Day 4 (Thursday) In the morning, with pleasantly mild, occasionally sunny, windy, cool, and slightly rainy 13-14°C, there's hardly anything going on at Gangolfsberg (736 m above sea level).
A nature trail with a detour to the Teufelskeller (Devil's Cellar) and the moderately difficult path via the Old Quarry and back to the starting …
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The weather today was unfortunately only so-so but at least dry from above, even if the ground was very wet and slippery.
A nice tour with a few meters of altitude to get your pulse …
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- Basalt prism wall
- Basalt path
- Teufelskeller
- Nature trail
- Resting place
- Chapel ruin St. Gangolf
- Gangolfsberg 736m
- Basalt block field
- Old basalt quarry
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June 28, 2022
The natural forest reserve on the Gangolfsberg is also part of the core zone of the Rhön biosphere reserve. Here nature is left to itself. On the information boards along the nature trail, the trees are presented and you can also learn about the geological background to the formation of the Rhön landscape
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