Discover the ancient pilgrim walks that cross the territory of Feucht. This page features a selection of the best pilgrim trails in Feucht recommended by experts. Filter the results to best suit your needs. Each route contains useful information to help you plan each stage of your pilgrimage.
Maps and trails
The most beautiful pilgrim walks in Feucht
Pilgrim Trail
· Bayerischer Jura
Franconian Way of St. James 08: Sindlbach - Röthenbach/St.W.
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
27.3 km
7:07 h
233 m
322 m
8th of 9 stages on my Way of St. James from Eslarn to Nuremberg
Part 078 of my Way of St. James from Saint Petersburg to Santiago de Compostela
The adjoining routes:
previous: West Bohemian Way of St. James
next: Way of St. James Nuremberg - Ulm
Pilgrim Trail
· Bayerischer Jura
Upper Palatinate Way of St. James Tillyschanz-Nuremberg: Sindlbach - Feucht
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
Stage 8
22.3 km
5:55 h
240 m
308 m
The Upper Palatinate Way of St. James is an important European east-west pilgrimage route. As an extension of the route from Prague, it leads from Tillyschanz at the Czech border to Nuremberg.
Pilgrim Trail
Way of St. James Tillyschanz - Nuremberg (Upper Palatinate Way of St. James)
Difficulty
difficult
Multi-day route
185.7 km
47:55 h
2,437 m
2,628 m
The Upper Palatinate Way of St. James is an important European east-west pilgrimage route. As an extension of the route from Prague, it runs from Tillyschanz at the Czech border to Nuremberg.
Pilgrim Trail
· Nuremberg city region
Jakobsweg stage from Nürnberg to Feucht
22.1 km
5:13 h
136 m
98 m
The route from the Jakobskirche Nürnberg to Feucht is the last stage of the Upper Palatinate Pilgrimage Way from Tillyschanz at the Czech border to Nürnberg. The tour thus goes against the usual walking direction.
Pilgrim Trail
· Nürnberger Land
Upper Palatinate Way of St. James Tillyschanz-Nuremberg: Feucht - Nuremberg
Stage 9
21.6 km
5:25 h
90 m
139 m
The Upper Palatinate Way of St. James is an important European east-west pilgrimage route. As an extension of the route from Prague, it leads from Tillyschanz at the Czech border to Nuremberg.

