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Hiking : A 73 - A 73

Germany Bavaria Landkreis Coburg

Map of the trail for A 73 - A 73

Durée

00:57:12

Distance

3.762 km

Dénivelé

33.0 m

Welcome to the hiking route near A 73 in the beautiful area of Coburg, Germany. This easy out-and-back trail covers a distance of approximately 3.76 kilometers with an elevation gain of 33 meters, making it suitable for hikers of all levels.

As you start your adventure, you will come across various points of interest along the trail. About midway through the hike, you will find a refreshing water source at 1.88 kilometers from the start. Further along the trail, at 1.82 kilometers, there are more water points to replenish your supply.

For those looking for a place to eat after the hike, Gasthof Fink is located right at the trailhead, providing a convenient option to refuel. Additionally, parking facilities are available at the beginning of the trail, making it easy to access.

Along the route, you will also encounter a fountain at 0.52 kilometers and a viewpoint named Achatfelsen at 0.7 kilometers, offering stunning views of the surrounding area. Benches are strategically placed along the trail at various points, allowing hikers to take a rest and enjoy the scenery.

Before embarking on the hike, ensure you bring an ample water supply, wear appropriate footwear, and check the weather forecast. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or just starting out, this trail offers a relaxing outdoor experience with diverse points of interest to explore. Enjoy your hiking adventure near A 73!

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