Hiking Trail Igel 3

Igel

The tour is very entertaining and great for a walk. The combination of the river and the hillside makes the appeal. A stop at the "Gruthenhäuschen", a reconstructed Roman tomb temple, reveals the Roman influence in the region.

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Start: Parking City Center Igel

Destination: Parking City Center Igel

Distance: 5.5 km

Duration: 1:30 h

Difficulty: easy

Ascent: 126 m

Descent: 126 m

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