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General
AV-Classification: MHKey
Reservations may be made only through the office:
Address: Radgasse 27, 89073 Ulm
Phone: (07 31) 9 21 67 77
Email: info@dav-ulm.de
Office hours: Tues. and Thurs. from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Address
Uli Wieland HutGünzelburgstraße
89143 Blaubeuren-Weiler
Public transport
Travel by train / train station: BlaubeurenTravel by bus / bus stop: Weiler
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Recommendations nearby
Longer, but leisurely and historically very interesting hike from Blaubeuren to Schelklingen and to the site of the "Venus vom Hohle Fels"
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Winter: Closed
Uli Wieland Hut
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Longer, but leisurely and historically very interesting hike from Blaubeuren to Schelklingen and to the site of the "Venus vom Hohle Fels"
A karst spring, a monastery, a cave, two castle ruins, and the historic old town of Blaubeuren are the highlights of this route.
Quality hiking trail in the World Heritage area. Following the tracks of an Ice Age hunter to Stone Age caves and find sites in the Achtal.
A circular hike to many historical and scenic attractions closely connected with the Stone Age people. A lot of nature and culture on a short ...
done 18 04.2019 Through the rock labyrinth to the formation "kissing sow" Detour Geißenklösterle opposite
The Swabian Jura near Blaubeuren. 40,000 years ago – a steppe landscape. People were not only hunters and gatherers – no, they were also artists, ...

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