Bridge near Niederlauer – Saale River Crossing loop from Niederlauer

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Niederlauer

Bridge near Niederlauer – Saale River Crossing loop from Niederlauer

Moderate

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Bridge near Niederlauer – Saale River Crossing loop from Niederlauer

02:46

10.8km

30m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 25, 2026

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Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 3.79 km for 53 m

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Bus stop

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418 m

Chapel in the Grüne Au

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Chapel in the Green Au
Not far from the Church of St. Katharina in Niederlauer, a small chapel has been located in the "Green Au" recreation area since 1978. The …

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884 m

Bridge near Niederlauer

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Here you have a very nice view of a rapids in the Franconian Saale.

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2.43 km

Canoe launch site on the Fränkische Saale

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Beautiful running and hiking route directly along the banks of the Saale to the excavation sites described on the plaques. Away from the bicycle highway that leads to Bad Bocklet.

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5.04 km

Bus Station Parking Lot

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There are many and inexpensive parking options here.

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5.30 km

Franconian Saale

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5.32 km

Saale River Crossing

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A nicer alternative to crossing the Saale than the parallel road bridge

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5.44 km

Saint John of Nepomuk Statue at the Bridges

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Saint Nepomuk is said to watch over the two bridges

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6.65 km

Parish Church of the Assumption of Mary in Salz

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The parish church in Salz is already mentioned in the year 974, when it was donated by Emperor Otto II to the Collegiate Chapter of St. Peter and Alexander in …

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