Barbarossa Spring – Gondel Pond, Horbach loop from Rodenbach

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Germany

Hesse

Barbarossa Spring – Gondel Pond, Horbach loop from Rodenbach

Moderate

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Barbarossa Spring – Gondel Pond, Horbach loop from Rodenbach

02:50

42.2km

360m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 2, 2026

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Naturpark Hessischer Spessart

Naturpark Spessart

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Train Station

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Quarry Trail Niederrodenbacher Steinbrüche

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A beautiful trail that takes you to the edge of the "Niederrodenbacher Steinbruch" nature reserve. Where limestone was once mined, today numerous rare and partly protected insect species live in a valuable biotope.

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Barbarossa Spring

Highlight • Natural Monument

The source takes its name from Friedrich I, Barbarossa, who often stopped at the source on his hunting expeditions from the Barbarossa town of Gelnhausen to the Bulau.

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Singletrack in the Spessart Nature Park

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very nice long singletrack through the forest from Geiselbach to Horbach. Good to drive, but with a short, very steep tail.

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Gondel Pond, Horbach

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Wonderfully situated small forest lake on the main road Horbach / Geiselbach.

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Nature Reserve

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Highlight • Lake

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