Boundary stone – Ligne de la Lauter Trail loop from Salmbach
Boundary stone – Ligne de la Lauter Trail loop from Salmbach
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Boundary stone – Ligne de la Lauter Trail loop from Salmbach
04:40
18.3km
60m
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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.
Last updated: May 7, 2026
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831 m
Boundary stone
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Information about this can be found here, for example: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mundatwald
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1.05 km
Bienwaldmühle (modern grain mill)
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The Lauterwehr of the mill was extended in 2011 with a so-called fish ladder to facilitate fishing and other river creatures to overcome the weir and to improve the ecological condition of the Lauter.
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2.27 km
Schanze de la Ziegelhütte
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"This rampart is located near the old brickworks, on the right bank. Opposite it, on the left bank, there is another rampart, which can be reached via the bridge, 150m upstream. - Both ramparts tower over a flood dam that connects them. - They were part of the fortifications that Marshal de Villars had built in 1706, and were manned by 30 French infantrymen each until the end of hostilities. The imperial troops had entrenched themselves in Landau. - From 1939 to 1940, German and French outposts were stationed in the respective ramparts." Source: Information board on site
For more information, see here: kuladig.de/Objektansicht/KLD-282389
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3.39 km
Lauterniederung
Nature Reserve
5.59 km
Redoute
Archaeological Site
6.94 km
Ligne de la Lauter Trail
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7.48 km
Maréchal de Marcin Redoubt – Lauter Lines
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This defensive post bears the name of Marshal de Marein, who advocated for such a defensive structure in a treatise in May 1706.
The background was the War of the Spanish Succession (1701 - 1714).
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8.23 km
The Lauter Lines
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From here, the GR 53 to Scheibenhard mainly follows this defense line and often leads directly along one of the dams and past some of the redoubts.
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9.25 km
Ruins of Moulin Saint Rémy and Trimmichmuehl Mill
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The remains of the castle are about 200 meters south of here.
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13.1 km
Three-way junction for hikers and cyclists
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18.3 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
9.22 km
8.26 km
551 m
288 m
Surfaces
6.62 km
5.49 km
4.35 km
1.09 km
569 m
197 m
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