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Bridge Bridge · The Black Forest · 282 m

Fridolinsbrücke

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  • Fridolin's bridge and wooden bridge in Bad Säckingen
    Fridolin's bridge and wooden bridge in Bad Säckingen
    Photo: Walter Biselli, CC BY-SA, Walter Biselli
Map / Fridolinsbrücke

Die Fridolinsbrücke verbindet als Straßenbrücke über den Rhein die Stadt Bad Säckingen (Deutschland) und die Gemeinde Stein (Schweiz). Namensgeberin ist St. Fridolin, Gründer von Säckingen und Patron der Landschaft am Hochrhein.

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47.546166, 7.949198
DMS
47°32'46.2"N 7°56'57.1"E
UTM
32T 420930 5266395
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Hiking Trail · The Black Forest
ViaRhenana: from Rheinfelden to Bad Säckingen
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Distance 21.5 km
Duration 5:30 h
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The second stage of the Hochrhein route leads upstream from the twin towns of Rheinfelden (D/CH) to the trumpeter town of Bad Säckingen (D).

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Hiking Trail · The Black Forest
ViaRhenana: from Rheinfelden to Bad Säckingen
recommended route Difficulty moderate closed
Distance 21.5 km
Duration 5:30 h
Ascent 106 m
Descent 91 m

The second stage of the Hochrhein route leads upstream from the twin towns of Rheinfelden (D/CH) to the trumpeter town of Bad Säckingen (D).

No ratings (yet)
from Walter Biselli,   Walter Biselli
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