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The 12 km long Hochfelsweg is part of the themed hiking trails "Mysterious Time Signs." Hikers receive interesting and mysterious insights into the ...
On the southern route, you won’t come across the “Hinkelstein,” after which the trail is named. The trail is accessible year-round, but it’s ...
The second largest sacred building in the Palatinate, in Otterberg, the large “Menhir” Hinkelstein and one of the largest heath areas in southwest ...
The Hinkelsteinweg connects, as a circular hiking trail, the trail network in the peripheral areas of the biosphere reserve "Pfälzerwald" with the ...
Stage 1 starts at the Abbey Church Otterberg and leads via the Mehlinger Heide to Winnweiler to the Igelborner Hut.
Wooded, flat hiking trail near the Palatinate Forest, past ponds that were already used for fish farming during the monastery period.
The path begins at the Johannis parking lot in Otterberg and leads to a large natural landscape pond where rare birds can be observed.
The 12 km long Hochfelsweg is part of the themed hiking trails "Mysterious Time Signs." Hikers receive interesting and mysterious insights into the ...
On the southern route, you won’t come across the “Hinkelstein,” after which the trail is named. The trail is accessible year-round, but it’s ...
The second largest sacred building in the Palatinate, in Otterberg, the large “Menhir” Hinkelstein and one of the largest heath areas in southwest ...
The Hinkelsteinweg connects, as a circular hiking trail, the trail network in the peripheral areas of the biosphere reserve "Pfälzerwald" with the ...
Stage 1 starts at the Abbey Church Otterberg and leads via the Mehlinger Heide to Winnweiler to the Igelborner Hut.
Wooded, flat hiking trail near the Palatinate Forest, past ponds that were already used for fish farming during the monastery period.
The path begins at the Johannis parking lot in Otterberg and leads to a large natural landscape pond where rare birds can be observed.
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