Dog Stone – Rehbockweiher loop from Uttenreuth

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Germany

Bavaria

Middle Franconia

Landkreis Erlangen-Höchstadt

Uttenreuth

Dog Stone – Rehbockweiher loop from Uttenreuth

Easy

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Dog Stone – Rehbockweiher loop from Uttenreuth

01:47

6.91km

40m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 17, 2026

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Tennenloher Forst

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Bus stop

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396 m

Picnic Area in Middle Franconia Forest

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Bone crusher

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3.30 km

Przewalski's Horse Enclosure in Tennenloher Forst

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Przewalski horses in Tennenlohe.

The valuable sand habitats in the nature reserve "Tennenloher Forest" have been grazed since 2003 in order to preserve the valuable sandy grasslands and heaths - meanwhile on around 90 hectares!

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3.35 km

Wild Horses in Tennenloher Forst Nature Reserve

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Small information board along the way with interesting information about the very rare and almost extinct wild horses.

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3.50 km

Dog Stone

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dog stone
This orientation stone is dedicated to the dogs, the faithful companions of the hunters

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3.85 km

Manfred Wurm Trail

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on the information board reads: "In memory of Revierförster Manfred Wurm, who led the Forstrevieren Buckenhof from 1973 to 1985. He promoted the transformation of the Reichswald from the so-called …

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3.87 km

Rehbockweiher

Highlight • Lake

on the information board reads: "A successful example of the renaturation of a sand pit".

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4.30 km

Rehbockstein

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The roebuck was the namesake for the forest section "Roebuck". This stone is called roebuck stone, the information board explains the connection between roe deer and the naming.

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