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Hiking : Auerhahnenkopfringweg - Auerhahnenkopfringweg - Heidelberg

Germany Baden-Württemberg Heidelberg

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This hiking route takes you on the Auerhahnenkopfringweg trail in Heidelberg, offering a peaceful and scenic experience in nature. The trail is 3.581 kilometers long with an elevation gain of 35 meters, making it an easy hike suitable for all skill levels.

As you start your journey, you will come across various points of interest along the way. At the beginning of the trail, you will find a picnic site, perfect for taking a break and enjoying some snacks while surrounded by the beauty of the forest. Further along the path, you will encounter the Hohlenkästenbaumhütte shelter, offering a cozy spot to rest or seek shelter if needed.

For those interested in history, you will find a memorial for Karl Linke and informational points such as Der Schonwald Königstuhl, providing insights into the area's rich heritage. As you continue on, you will pass by several benches where you can pause and take in the peaceful ambiance of the surroundings.

Along the route, there are also drinking water points and natural springs like the Hohler-Kästenbaum-Brunnen, ensuring you stay hydrated throughout your hike. It is always recommended to carry an ample water supply and to check weather forecasts before embarking on any hiking adventure.

The Auerhahnenkopfringweg trail offers a fantastic outdoor experience with a mix of natural beauty, historical landmarks, and facilities to enhance your journey. Whether you are a beginner hiker or a seasoned explorer, this route provides a relaxing and enjoyable escape into the heart of Heidelberg's wilderness.