Steinbruch Ohrwaschl Sandstone Quarry – Rote Marter Boundary Marker loop from Uttenreuth

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Germany

Bavaria

Middle Franconia

Landkreis Erlangen-Höchstadt

Uttenreuth

Steinbruch Ohrwaschl Sandstone Quarry – Rote Marter Boundary Marker loop from Uttenreuth

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Steinbruch Ohrwaschl Sandstone Quarry – Rote Marter Boundary Marker loop from Uttenreuth

01:57

33.0km

170m

Mountain biking

Easy mountain bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 26, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Kraftshofer Forst

Tennenloher Forst

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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1.14 km

Protected Forest Memorial Stone Uttenreuth

Highlight • Monument

the following text is taken from the labeling board:
"In 1979, the Sebalder Reichswald was declared a" bann forest. "Due to its location and areal extent, this forest is irreplaceable and must be protected and preserved in its substance."

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4.52 km

Steinbruch Ohrwaschl Sandstone Quarry

Highlight • Structure

Great corner in the Reichswald the old quarry. Absolutely worth seeing and in connection
with the Wildpferdgehege you can make a great tour :)

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7.07 km

Rote Marter Boundary Marker

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Beautiful and well-preserved district boundary pillar. Similar to the triangle stone, it marks the borders of the royal Bavarian forest districts. Here are Dormitz, Tennenlohe, Neunhof. “Red torture” can be …

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8.28 km

Triangle Stone of the Three Recreation Associations

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On the occasion of their anniversaries "50 years of three local recreation clubs around Nuremberg and Erlangen", the three clubs together with the forestry company Nuremberg of the Bavarian State …

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10.00 km

Ludwig Oak

Highlight • Natural Monument

The oak is named after King Ludwig - the last Bavarian king. It has been on the wood for several hundred years, unfortunately no precise information can be found on the Internet

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10.6 km

Ancient Oak Tree

Highlight • Natural Monument

20.4 km

View of Nuremberg Airport Runway

Highlight • Viewpoint

There is a parking lot nearby and through the fence you can watch the air traffic as well as hiking

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23.2 km

Women's Cross Memorial

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One of the beautiful stones, crosses and martyrs with history. The well-made information boards at the respective sights tell the story of the installation and the location. Often it's about …

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33.0 km

End point

Bus stop

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