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Rhineland-Palatinate
Neuwied
Bad Hönningen

Summit cross Kaiserberg – Linz Town Hall loop from Bad Hönningen

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Germany
Rhineland-Palatinate
Neuwied
Bad Hönningen

Summit cross Kaiserberg – Linz Town Hall loop from Bad Hönningen

Hard

4.7

(660)

2,347

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Summit cross Kaiserberg – Linz Town Hall loop from Bad Hönningen

05:21

18.7km

420m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 18, 2026

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Naturpark Rhein-Westerwald

Waypoints

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Start point

Train Station

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1.42 km

View of the Rhine and Bad Hönningen

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This place is wonderful ez-passIL.com

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2.93 km

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3

8.83 km

A nice resting place on the Rheinsteig, each with a bench and a bench ... 😎
On top of that there is a great view over the Rhine valley near Linz ...

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10.9 km

Summit cross Kaiserberg

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On the Kaiserberg, you will find the most beautiful view of Linz. In good weather, enjoy a fantastic panoramic view over the entire Ahr valley, from the mouth of the …

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10.9 km

Coming from Linz, you have your first ascent behind you here and can enjoy the beautiful view over the Rhine with a panorama map. Benches invite you to take a breather.

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11.5 km

St. Martin's Church, Linz am Rhein

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A really great interior with wall paintings of the 12th-16th. Century, arches and glass windows as well as the Katharinenchor in the gallery. Very beautiful and special church, it's worth …

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11.7 km

The Ratsherrenbrunnen (built 1993 by the Aachen artist Bonifatius Stirnberg)
The fountain should always remind the town councilors that the electorate is always above them with praise and blame.
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11.8 km

Linz Town Hall

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The town hall in Linz am Rhein is the oldest town hall in the Neuwied community. The Linz town hall was built in 1517.

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17.5 km

Stone archway at Arenfels Castle

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Nice view through the gate to the castle

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18.7 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

6.08 km

5.72 km

5.07 km

1.56 km

324 m

Surfaces

6.28 km

4.34 km

3.26 km

2.53 km

2.17 km

176 m

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Highest point (190 m)

Lowest point (60 m)

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Comments

June 20, 2025,Schloss Arenfels – Blick auf Schloss Arenfels Runde von Linz (Rhein)
A beautiful tour to Bad Hönnigen through lots of forest and trails. The return trip down along the Rhine via the bike path wasn't very pleasant. Only blacktop and no shade (30 degrees Celsius). Through three villages without any places to stop for refreshments 🤷🙄.

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Linz am Rhein 👍
Parking at the train station is free 💪
It starts through Linz's old town, passing through Dattenberg, Leubsdorf, and Ariendorf 👍
Beautiful tour with some climbs and stunning views of the Rhine. It's worth it.

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Completed the last stage of the Rheinsteig today in wonderful November sunshine. Total running distance, from Bonn Hbf to Wiesbaden-Biebrich Bf, 349.5 km at 10,550 meters in altitude and 10,840 meters in depth. I divided the Rheinsteig into 16 stages.

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According to tradition, we walked the fourth stage of the Rheinsteig today...a very beautiful section through lots of fresh greenery and always a beautiful view of the Rhine

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💙🌊Between Bonn, Koblenz, and Wiesbaden, the 320 km long Rheinsteig💙 leads along the right bank of the Rhine on mostly narrow paths and challenging climbs up and down to 🌳🌲forests, 🍇vineyards, and spectacular 🎨🖌views.
It was officially opened on September 8, 2005💙.

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This stage of the Rheinsteig is highly recommended;
many small paths
with many views of the Rhine; End in Linz with many places to stop;
(Unfortunately, the train was totally late both on the way there and on the way back)

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5/5 ⭐, a stage exactly as you would expect from the Rheinsteig with a varied mix of forest, meadows, vineyards, small villages worth seeing and magnificent views of the Rhine. The start is from the charming Linz market square with its half-timbered houses at St. Martin's Church with an old cemetery where the graves are scattered seemingly at random, up …

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It was really nice, not that hot, but as always on the Rheinsteig, tough climbs! Varied paths and great views.
A pair of new feet would be great!

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