Rose Island – Historic Lauter Bridge loop from Lauterecken

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Rose Island – Historic Lauter Bridge loop from Lauterecken

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Rose Island – Historic Lauter Bridge loop from Lauterecken

01:45

6.09km

150m

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 10, 2026

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Bus stop

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119 m

Rose Island

Highlight • Viewpoint

A beautiful, located in the city, quiet place, where you can really relax. Here you will also find free-living ducks and swans, who also like to be fed with bread. Info: City Lauterecken 67742 Lauterecken Telephone 0 63 82/13 00

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270 m

St. Xaverius Catholic Parish Church (Katholische Pfarrkirche St. Xaverius)

Highlight • Religious Site

Sandstone hall building, bell tower with tent roof, round arch style, 1848–53, architect: building inspector Purreiner

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368 m

Historic Lauter Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

A really historical bridge that leads over the Lauter, be sure to walk over it, on the other side the monkey is sitting on the grindstone 😅🤣😂

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677 m

Schiller Bridge (1890)

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Single-arch sandstone ashlar bridge over the Lauter, built in 1890.

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3.00 km

Pond With Bench Near Palatinate Fields

Highlight • Lake

Beautiful, small pond overgrown with reeds. There is a rest bench nearby. Nice place to stay.

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4.23 km

Linden Tree and Fountain Rest Area

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Nice place to linger under a linden tree. Next to it is the splashing of a fountain. Be sure to also pay attention to the labeling on the board on the linden tree.

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4.26 km

Former School and Community Center

Highlight • Historical Site

Built in 1837. Architect Johann Schmeisser, Kusel.
Giebelreiter 1872. Bell, around 1400 by Otto von Speyer, second bell around 1500.
Source: Wikipedia

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4.34 km