View of Datterode and Ringgau – Berliner Turm Observation Tower loop from Datterode
View of Datterode and Ringgau – Berliner Turm Observation Tower loop from Datterode
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9.65km
300m
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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.
Last updated: August 8, 2026
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Way Types & Surfaces
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6.14 km
3.26 km
249 m
Surfaces
6.44 km
2.38 km
618 m
117 m
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naturparkfrauholle.land/wandern/premiumwege/detail/premiumweg-p19-datterode-gaensekerleweg
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From the little village of Datterode, from which the Premiumweg got its name, it went straight to the circular route.
The steps up to the Berlin Tower are worthwhile, because when you reach the top you can see the Meißner, Boyneburg, Hessian Switzerland, Blauen Kuppe …
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Datterode was called the village of the goose buggers because there used to be a brisk trade in waterfowl here. It was a path that always went up and down nice and neat, super nice, was so much …
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Experience score: 78
Challenging sections, narrow forest paths, meadow paths, surefootedness required, hiking boots necessary.
Datterode is located where the Netratal becomes narrow, embedded in mountain slopes and forests that reach right up to the town. The premium trail P19 leads from there up to the Berlin Tower, built in 1960, which is open all …
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