View of the Remstal – ⭐️🐷 Rock field loop from Remshalden
View of the Remstal – ⭐️🐷 Rock field loop from Remshalden
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View of the Remstal – ⭐️🐷 Rock field loop from Remshalden
01:55
6.71km
160m
Hiking
Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: May 8, 2026
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Start point
Bus stop
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3.41 km
Small meadow with a view of the Remstal
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3.53 km
View of the Remstal
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4.83 km
View of the Grunbach Vineyards at Sunset
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5.11 km
⭐️🐷 Rock field
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5.26 km
View of Grunbach from the Steinfelsen
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5.31 km
Viewpoint 'Window to the Rems Valley' at Steinfelsen
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5.55 km
Old vineyard cottage in Grunbach
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- accessible via the "Red Grape" hiking trail or the "Geological Path"
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6.53 km
Bakehouse at the Lime Tree, Grunbach
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In 1846, the town of Grunbach acquired this washhouse from Isaak Friedrich Gerst and converted it into a communal bakehouse. The roof structure was renewed, and a brick oven was built, in accordance with official regulations for conserving heating fuel and the prohibition of individual ovens in farmhouses.
In 1847, following a request from the town council, this communal bakehouse was equipped with an additional drying rack for fruit. According to the town council minutes of the time, the bailiff Zeyher was appointed as the tenant. He was responsible for procuring the wood himself and collected a rent from all users. It cost 9 Kreuzer for a green Simri (an old dry measure – approx. 20 liters) of apple slices and 12 Kreuzer for a Simri filled with plums or dried pears.
The bakehouse, now a listed building, is still in use as a community bakehouse. Thanks to the extensive volunteer work of the citizens' initiative "Backhauskultur" (Bakehouse Culture), the bakehouse was renovated in 2015. This included the installation of a new oven and the implementation of a new color scheme for the interior.
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6.71 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
5.81 km
439 m
360 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
4.85 km
1.65 km
< 100 m
< 100 m
< 100 m
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Tuesday 19 May
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