Hardt Chapel, Haunshofen – Eberfinger Drumlin Field loop from Magnetsrieder Hardt
Hardt Chapel, Haunshofen – Eberfinger Drumlin Field loop from Magnetsrieder Hardt
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Hardt Chapel, Haunshofen – Eberfinger Drumlin Field loop from Magnetsrieder Hardt
01:48
6.90km
50m
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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.
Last updated: May 15, 2026
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Magnetsrieder Hardt
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57 m
Hardt Chapel (Hardtkapelle) in Magnetsrieder Hardt
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According to legend, it was built to commemorate the settlement of a dispute between farmers from Weilheim and Wielenbach. Each group felt that the area was theirs, not their neighbors. When the groups gathered on site for a discussion, a being appeared to them who spoke to the Wielenbach area and confirmed this with a footprint in a stone. In gratitude for the solution, the farmers built the chapel. Today, a circle of stones as a seat invites hikers to gather here - even if they have no dispute to settle
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Hardt Chapel, Haunshofen
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586 m
Information Board: History of the Hardt Nature Reserve
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853 m
Magnetsrieder Hardt Nature Reserve
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4.01 km
Eberfinger Drumlin Field
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Reflection Panel: Holy Landscape Pfaffenwinkel
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An old legend at the Hardt Chapel recalls conflict and reconciliation. The “Footprint in the Stone” serves as a reminder: Arguing well means finding peace in the end.
The Hardt Chapel stands on a site where a fierce dispute over grazing rights once erupted between Weilheim and Haunshofen. According to tradition, a shepherd appeared in the midst of the argument, placed his foot on a stone, and said: “As surely as I step into this stone, so surely is this Haunshofen common!”
With this sign, the conflict ended, and a chapel was built on this spot in remembrance. The footprint can still be seen in the ground in front of the altar.
The motto “Argue Well” serves as a reminder that disagreements are a part of life – what matters is conducting them with respect, truth, and the goal of peace.
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Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
6.05 km
735 m
< 100 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
3.19 km
2.91 km
735 m
< 100 m
< 100 m
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