Nittenau's Ritterpfad and Geisterpfad
Nittenau's Ritterpfad and Geisterpfad
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Nittenau's Ritterpfad and Geisterpfad
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In its current form, Stefling Castle, owned by the Burgraves of Regensburg, is not particularly old by the usual standards of the region. However, it stood in the same place in a much older building structure above the town of the same name before the turn of the first millennium…
Last updated: September 17, 2024
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Stefling Castle and Palace
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Stefling was one of the most historically important fortresses in the lower Regental. The castle on the steep granite hilltop was first mentioned in 996 as …
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Stockenfels Castle Ruins
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Regen River
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9.44 km
1.81 km
957 m
625 m
211 m
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6.98 km
2.68 km
2.49 km
680 m
129 m
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Lowest point (340 m)
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Wednesday 15 July
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The ruins of Stockenfels Castle are not accessible.
You will also look in vain for a nice place to rest.
Views of the countryside none.
The last stretch on the Regen river is mostly out of sight of the water body.
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No knights at the castle ruin Stockenfels who opened the gate for us.
And ghosts - no trace, only countless flowers along the wayside.
The Stefling Castle also remained locked - it is privately owned.
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July 19, 2024
In its current form, Stefling Castle, owned by the Burgraves of Regensburg, is not particularly old by the usual standards of the region. However, it stood in the same place in a much older building structure above the town of the same name before the turn of the first millennium - a perfect starting
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