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Kreuzbach Gorge – Wooden marble run loop from Assmannshausen

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Kreuzbach Gorge – Wooden marble run loop from Assmannshausen

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1,540

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Kreuzbach Gorge – Wooden marble run loop from Assmannshausen

02:33

7.74km

270m

Hiking

Hard hike. Good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: April 23, 2026

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Includes segments that may be dangerous

Parts of this route comprise highly technical, difficult, or hazardous terrain. Specialist equipment and prior experience is required.

After 316 m for 560 m

After 6.88 km for 560 m

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Parking

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321 m

Kreuzbach Gorge

Highlight (Segment) • Gorge

A normal experienced hiker has no problems here.

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1.94 km

Wooden marble run

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At the lower end of the marble run you will find (if no one has stolen it) wooden balls that you can send down the marble run and enjoy caroms and slaloms.

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3.83 km

Benches With a View of the Hunsrück

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A place that radiates tranquility in the direction of Hunsrück. Located a few meters away from the adventure path Binger forest.

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4.50 km

Wildlife Observation Tower Hunsrück

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An elaborately constructed high stand for wildlife observation. With a bench, it also invites you to take a short break. According to the signage, there is also a chance to see wild cats.

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5.96 km

The Longest Forest Bench

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At least the longest bench I know

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6.68 km

Climbing route in Kreuzbachklamm

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The Kreuzbachklamm was repaired together with the Morgenbachtal for 180,000 euros (8/2019).
The Kreuzbachklamm requires sturdy shoes and a bit of stamina for the ascent, but there is no more storm damage (a bridge was left sawed into pieces, the path leads a few meters around it).
The "via ferrata" is easy to master and easy for dogs to bypass.
The path is not only suitable for prams.

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6.95 km