Orchid Meadow at Hohenberg – Hirsauer Chapel loop from Offenbach-Hundheim

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Orchid Meadow at Hohenberg – Hirsauer Chapel loop from Offenbach-Hundheim

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Orchid Meadow at Hohenberg – Hirsauer Chapel loop from Offenbach-Hundheim

01:53

6.93km

100m

Hiking

Easy hike. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 6, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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399 m

Abbey Church Offenbach-Hundheim

Highlight • Religious Site

After the Offenbach cemetery, a narrow hiking trail (marked with a "W", approx. 500m) leads towards Wiesweiler. This is difficult to walk due to wild growth and fallen trees. The path is in very poor condition!!!

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512 m

Catholic Parish Church of St. Peter and Paul

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neo-Gothic ashlar hall building with west tower, 1884, architect Joseph Hoffmann (Ludwigshafen).
Revised by cathedral master builder Schmidt, Vienna.
Klais organ from 1910
Source: Wikipedia

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2.04 km

Orchid Meadow at Hohenberg

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magnificent view

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2.16 km

Vineyard Walls in the Forest

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Today, this area is forest, but the vineyard walls indicate that vineyards once stood here.

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3.40 km

Insect hotels and bee sculpture at Glanbrücken

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Here the cycle path runs parallel to the trolley route.
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The Glan-Blies cycle path is one of the most beautiful cycle paths in southwest Germany
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5.02 km

Hirsauer Chapel

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A fine example of the careful preservation of a monument from the 12th century is the Hirsau chapel in the district of Hundheim, set back in the meadows, with its …

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6.49 km

Glan River in Offenbach-Hundheim

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6.57 km

Offenbach Pillory

Highlight • Historical Site

The pillory was, alongside the gallows, an instrument of execution in medieval jurisdiction. The penitent (or penitent woman) was chained to the corner of the house, standing on a stone …

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6.93 km

End point

Bus stop

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