Johann-Ludwig-Klarmann-Weg

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Johann-Klarmann-Weg
Logo of the Johann-Ludwig-Klarmann Weg
Logo of the Johann-Ludwig-Klarmann Weg
Data
length 115 km
location Bavaria

Francs

Supervised by Steigerwald eV
Starting point Hassfurt
49 ° 59 '57.6 "  N , 10 ° 27' 32.2"  E
Target point Steinsfeld
49 ° 25 ′ 58.1 ″  N , 10 ° 18 ′ 23.3 ″  E
Type trail
The highest point Scheinberg 499 m

The Johann-Ludwig-Klarmann-Weg is an approx. 115 km long hiking trail in Bavaria. It begins near Haßfurt and ends after a southern run near Steinsfeld. His name refers to the historian and author Johann-Ludwig Klarmann .

course

The path begins south of the village and then leads into the Steigerwald , where, similar to the Steigerwald Panorama Trail and the Celtic Adventure Trail, it crosses the Zabelstein with its ruins and its observation tower for a short time . Then the path crosses the Vollberg and the highest Franconian vineyard, the Stollberg . After a few more kilometers, he reaches the town of Ebrach , where the Steigerwald treetop path is located. The hiking trail then passes the village of Gräfenneuses, a district of Geiselwind with the Glößberg vantage point. Then the long-distance hiking trail, which continues to the south , reaches two sights with the Friedrichsberg and the Schwanberg , each of which has a castle. After a few more kilometers, the two highest mountains in the Steigerwald ( Hoher Landsberg and Scheinberg ) are crossed. The path then leaves the natural Steigerwald in the direction of Ochsenfurter Gau and a short time later reaches the city of Uffenheim . Then he reaches the destination Steinsfeld

Places on the hiking trail

Attractions

  • Friedrichsberg Castle

  • Kunigunden chapel

  • Zabelstein ruins

  • Hohenlandsberg castle ruins

  • Stollburg castle ruins

  • Treetop Walk Ebrach

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Guide-to-Bavaria - long-distance hiking trails in the Steigerwald - Klarmannweg. Retrieved March 29, 2020 .
  2. ^ Johann Ludwig Klarmann - German Digital Library. Retrieved March 29, 2020 .
  3. ^ BayernAtlas. Retrieved March 29, 2020 .