Avenue of Trees – St. Mary's Chapel, Karmelenberg loop from Karmelenberg

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Avenue of Trees – St. Mary's Chapel, Karmelenberg loop from Karmelenberg

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Avenue of Trees – St. Mary's Chapel, Karmelenberg loop from Karmelenberg

01:35

5.71km

110m

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

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1.93 km

Burial Mounds at Goloring

Highlight • Historical Site

The burial mounds at Goloring date back to the Bronze Age and belong to a larger prehistoric burial site. They are located in the vicinity of the well-known circular ditch enclosure and show that the area was an important cultural and settlement landscape over 3000 years ago. Today, the mounds are still recognizable as gentle elevations in the forest and give an impression of the early settlement of the region.

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3.71 km

Avenue of Trees

Highlight • Forest

Beautiful old trees, of course they fell over, but many are of a size that 2 people cannot encompass

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3.74 km

Historic tree-lined avenue between Bassenheim and Karmelenberg

Highlight (Segment) • Natural Monument

An avenue for all the senses. Here you can only imagine the richness of nature. Man and animal in harmony

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5.01 km

St. Mary's Chapel, Karmelenberg

Highlight • Religious Site

Nice place to rest when you're up! Especially in summer☀️😁

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5.02 km

Karmelenberg Memorial Stone

Highlight • Monument

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In the UN Year of Mountains (2002), Karmelenberg was Mountain of the Month in June in Germany. Mount Carmel was included in the candidacy for its resemblance to Mount Carmel in north-western Israel, for which it is named, for the Chapel of St. Mary on its summit, and for the 340-year-old avenue that leads up there, despite having the required specification in the tender Height of 500 meters not reached. A memorial stone commemorates the proclamation of “Mountain of the Month in Germany” on June 21, 2002.
Various information boards provide information about the volcanic past as well as about the chapel.

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