Hohe Lay Steinsberg Viewpoint – View of Laurenburg Castle loop from Cramberg

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Hohe Lay Steinsberg Viewpoint – View of Laurenburg Castle loop from Cramberg

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Hohe Lay Steinsberg Viewpoint – View of Laurenburg Castle loop from Cramberg

04:42

15.2km

540m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 2, 2026

Tips

Your route passes through a protected area

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Nassau

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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2.21 km

View of the Lahn Valley from Nassau Conservation Area

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Interesting trail from the parking Gabelstein in the direction of Cramberg

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2.63 km

View of the Lahn River bend from Gabelstein

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There are two rocks with a view. The second rock has an open rock edge on the one hand, on the other hand should only be entered carefully because of nature conservation.

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3.45 km

View of the Lahn Valley from Förster's Treppchen

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It is really worthwhile to rest and enjoy the view! A beautiful view of the Lahn valley :-)

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5.28 km

View over the Lahn Valley from Steinsberger Leien

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Hidden lookout in the Steinsberger Leien with great views of Lahntal / heights and Gabelstein.

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5.58 km

Hohe Lay Steinsberg Viewpoint

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There is a bank just off the course of the Küppeltour. It is worth following it, because behind it there is a rock edge, 50 meters or more wide, to …

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8.79 km

View of Laurenburg Castle

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Lots of beautiful views along the Lahn valley! 👍🏼

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10.5 km

Medieval Vineyard Walls Laurenburg

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Reclaimed Vineyard Walls. Weinberg was first mentioned in 1275.
Further details can be found here ortsgemeinde-scheidt.de/geschichte/laurenburg/laurenburg.html

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10.6 km

Laurenburg Castle

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"Precise information about the period in which Laurenburg was built cannot be given based on the sources known today. It was already standing in 1093 AD, because that was the …

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15.2 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

7.70 km

5.11 km

1.22 km

951 m

203 m

Surfaces

6.42 km

4.31 km

2.64 km

1.05 km

482 m

143 m

Elevation

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Lowest point (100 m)

Weather

Wednesday 7 October

16°C

7°C

60 %

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Comments

February 27, 2025,Start Laurenburg an der Lahn

Well, I'm thrilled, I rarely give 5 stars. Kudos to whoever put this tour together, I haven't changed anything.
Pure nature, no sign of forestry. Except for the last 2 km back to Laurenburg, there are only hiking trails, narrow to very narrow. Several ascents and descents on switchbacks. There were also 2 passages for climbing, not entirely without danger. …

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August 3, 2024,Mr. Pfade - Abenteuertour Laurenburg an der Lahn

Already on the first climb up to the castle I knew that the tour was going to be brilliant again.😃👍👌
Great and varied paths.
Wild passages.
Beautiful views.
Wonderful climbs.
Simply everything my hiking and adventure heart desires.
For more information just have a look at
mrpfade.de, download the track and do it.
Highly recommended 🥾🥾👏👏👏

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June 28, 2022,Wanderung 28.06.2022 Auf dem Lahnhöhenweg von Balduinstein nach Laurenburg (14 Km).

Another stage on the Lahncamino done. By train from Grünberg to Limburg, then on to Balduinstein. Actually we had hoped that this tour would be a bit easier than the previous one. (Limburg-Balduinstein). Wrong thought, it turned out differently. Immediately after Balduinstein, the route runs constantly uphill and downhill to our stage destination, Laurenburg. A bit of training beforehand really …

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