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Kaiserstein at Häsenbühl loop from Geislingen
01:38
6.10km
80m
Hiking
Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.
Last updated: May 7, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
Parking
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26 m
View of Geislingen and the Albtrauf from Hörnle Parking Area
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Hörnle Trailhead Parking with Hiking Map
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1.24 km
Bench With a View of Plettenberg
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You have a beautiful view from the bench to the Albtrauf ⛰⛰⛰ with the Plettenberg ⛰
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1.93 km
Forest Memorial at Schopfleshalde
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2.89 km
Kaiserstein Grill and Playground
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Barbecue area between Geislingen and Isingen near the historic Kaiserstein.
Beautifully laid out rest area with barbecue area, snack benches and swing and a constant view of the Albtrauf.
Source: schwaebischealb.de/attractions/grill-rastplatz-kaiserstein#/article/949ecc75-2c46-4bec-b4b3-c95b37da32ef
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Kaiserstein at Häsenbühl
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One led from the High Rhine via Rottweil (Arae Flaviae) to Rottenburg (Sumelocenna), the other came from the Black Forest and led via Albstadt to the Danube.
At this ancient "motorway junction" (road width nine meters) there was an almost unexplored large rest area with several buildings.
The station and settlement (with a large urn burial ground) also included a fort area (140 x 190 m) that was built around 75 AD. The two major Roman provinces of Raetia and Upper Germania probably bordered each other in the crossing area.
At the highest point of the Heuberg, the "Häsenbühl", where you have a great panoramic view, stood the largest known imperial monument on the other side of the Rhine. Probably dedicated to the emperor Titus Flavius Domitianus (reigned 81-96). Of the multi-story, approximately 6 x 13 m wide monument, only a small "Kaiserstein" remains.
(Source: The most beautiful excursions: castles, palaces and ruins in the Neckar-Alb region, author: Jürgen Meyer, publisher: Oertel+Spörer)
The city of Geislingen is a member of the Römerstraße Neckar-Alb-Aare e.V. Anyone interested can obtain a flyer about the Römerstraße from the Geislingen city administration.
Source: stadt-geislingen.de/de/freizeit/gehenswuerdigkeiten/kaiserstein
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View of Isingen, Erlaheim, Binsdorf, and Rosenfeld
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4.19 km
Moosbrünnele Forest Fountain and Picnic Area
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6.10 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
4.09 km
1.49 km
504 m
Surfaces
2.90 km
2.52 km
504 m
152 m
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