Leisure and skating trail in Erlebnisort Reden
Leisure and skating trail in Erlebnisort Reden
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Leisure and skating trail in Erlebnisort Reden
01:20
5.00km
60m
Hiking
This circular trail is ideal if you want to get outdoors without gaining much elevation. You'll walk on smooth asphalt around the former Reden mine, enjoying frequent unobstructed views of the green dump known simply as "the Alm."
The trail is wide and level, and leads you past old winding…
by Saarland
Last updated: June 16, 2025
Waypoints
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1.38 km
Grube Reden Circular Trail
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3.29 km
Biotope at the Alm
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4.51 km
View of Bergmannsalm
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Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
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3.39 km
839 m
473 m
275 m
Surfaces
4.36 km
432 m
179 m
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Tuesday 26 May
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Trail Reviews
In snow, rain and around 0°C, this is, for me, the best choice in terms of the risk of slipping and injury.
I was a little late, my "inner laziness" just didn't want to go out into the fresh air, but I found out that it would take a little longer until it was completely dark. 😊
We set off relatively late but were rewarded with a shower and the pre-sunset light.
Actually, a hike was planned in the Höfertal with Itzeplitzer Weiher, but after the rain this morning almost all of the Wa-mi-Do-Wi group canceled, so I walked alone with a friend.
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May 15, 2025
This circular trail is ideal if you want to get outdoors without gaining much elevation. You'll walk on smooth asphalt around the former Reden mine, enjoying frequent unobstructed views of the green dump known simply as "the Alm."
The trail is wide and level, and leads you past old winding towers, streams
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