Biedenbach Pond – Stone Table Emil Haupt loop from Weidenthal

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Germany

Rhineland-Palatinate

Palatinate Forest

Landkreis Bad Dürkheim

Weidenthal

Biedenbach Pond – Stone Table Emil Haupt loop from Weidenthal

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Biedenbach Pond – Stone Table Emil Haupt loop from Weidenthal

01:23

19.4km

160m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 4, 2026

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Includes segments that go up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 119 m for 5 m

After 4.30 km for 39 m

After 14.9 km for 2 m

After 15.1 km for 2 m

After 19.3 km for 5 m

Waypoints

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2.81 km

Leinbachtal Nature Experience Trail

Highlight • Trail

Nice tour along the water.

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4.32 km

Picnic Area by the Stream in Biosphärenreservat Pfälzerwald-Vosges du Nord

Highlight • Rest Area

Here you can rest in the shade

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4.35 km

Biedenbach Pond

Highlight • Lake

Great and well-preserved Woog facility. Nice place to stay and cool your feet.

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5.12 km

Griesenfels (Ritterstein No. 154)

Highlight • Natural Monument

The Griesenfels lies at the entrance to the Leinbachtal. He is an overhanging rock with benches. In the rock the name of the PWV-Ritterstein No. 154, Griesenfels PWV, is incorporated.

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7.29 km

Stone Table Emil Haupt

Highlight • Structure

Imposing round stone table and very nice rest area in Leinbachtal

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9.64 km

Protztal Spring (Ritterstein No. 148)

Highlight • Natural Monument

The Protzbach rises under the rock face of PWV-Ritterstein No. 148. The knight's stone is maintained and kept in order by the Palatinate Forest Association. Benches are set up next to the rock for a leisurely break.

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15.0 km

Biedenbacher Woog and log-driving installation (Triftanlage)

Highlight • River

Well-preserved remains of a drift, which served for the floating transport of firewood. The Woog, also called Triftklausen, was used to store and deliver water in times of low natural inflows.

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