View of Hohenhaslach – Jewish Cemetery Freudental loop from Hohenhaslach

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Germany

Baden-Württemberg

Kraichgau-Stromberg

Landkreis Ludwigsburg

Sachsenheim

View of Hohenhaslach – Jewish Cemetery Freudental loop from Hohenhaslach

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224

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View of Hohenhaslach – Jewish Cemetery Freudental loop from Hohenhaslach

02:54

10.2km

230m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 25, 2026

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Your route passes through a protected area

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Naturpark Stromberg-Heuchelberg

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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1.10 km

View of Hohenhaslach

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Hohenhaslach is beautiful from above and from below

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1.14 km

Geological Window Hohenhaslach (Stromberg)

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Here you can see the different layers of rock on the steep slopes particularly well. A sign that excellent wines are grown in the region. You can find out more about this on an information board.

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2.03 km

Hohenhaslach Paragliding Launch and Viewpoint

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With good weather and a bit of luck, you can marvel at paragliders taking off and landing in the middle of the vineyards.

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3.94 km

Helene Memorial (Mare Monument)

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The grey mare Helene, who was particularly dear to King Frederick I of Württemberg, suddenly fell ill in the spring of 1812, at the ripe old age of 27. Even the most distinguished veterinarians who were summoned were unable to save Helene. The beloved animal died shortly after her illness.

King Frederick then had a grave dug in the Freudental Forest, and two days later, the horse was buried. The entire court servants were present, and the deceased mare was given military honors by the king's order. The prince also had a gravestone made for Helene's final resting place.

Later, King Wilhelm I had the gravestone removed, after which it was purchased by a farmer from Löchgau. He used the stone as a gatepost at his farm entrance, where it remained until 1961. The community of Freudental purchased the stone, had it restored, and erected at its current location on "Stutenweg."

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4.17 km

Jewish Cemetery Freudental

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The Freudental Jewish Cemetery is a Jewish cemetery in Freudental, a municipality in the Ludwigsburg district in Baden-Württemberg. The cemetery is a protected cultural monument. It is located at the foot of the Seeberg, on the Bönnigheim district.
The Jewish community of Freudental already had a Jewish cemetery from 1723, but it was leveled in 1811 to create a pheasant shop for the king of Württemberg. Four gravestone fragments are now in the former Synagogue Affaltrach.
After the old Jewish cemetery was closed, the Jewish community set up a new cemetery on the north-western slope of the Steinbach valley. It has an area of 24.92 ares and the small cemetery hall (Tahara house) has been preserved. The dead of the Zaberfeld Jewish community, which had been part of the Freudental Jewish community since 1832, were also buried in Freudental.
Today there are 435 gravestones (Mazewot) in the cemetery, the last funeral was in 1970.
In 2007 there were several desecrations in which gravestones were smeared, knocked over and also broken.

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5.93 km

Altertum Hunting Lodge (King’s Crown)

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History to look at. The hunt was quite expensive at that time when you have built such monuments.

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8.74 km

Lug ins Land viewpoint – View over Hohenhaslach

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Very nice viewing platform with wooden tables, benches, shelter hut and barbecue area.

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8.77 km

Hill Sofa Sachsenheim, Hohenhaslach

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Make yourself comfortable on the wooden sofa and enjoy the view over Hohenhaslach and the surrounding region. By the way, the sofas can be rotated 360 degrees and are tiltable. The Hohenhaslacher Genussweg (SH2) leads you to this beautiful spot.

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10.2 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

8.51 km

1.24 km

463 m

Surfaces

4.20 km

3.98 km

864 m

739 m

433 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Comments

June 12, 2022,Runde von Freudental

Just a short familiar lap today after a long day yesterday. (Rammstein, Stuttgart

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March 16, 2025,Hohenhaslach - Über den Judenfriedhof Freudental zur Pfeiferhütte

Today we were very early birds. We set off at 5 a.m. This time we chose a very pleasant circular trail near Hohenhaslach. The trail surface was very varied, with beautiful views and through fields and forests. In short, it was a thoroughly enjoyable Sunday morning walk.

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