Lenneberg Forest – Hinterwald in the Lenneberg Forest loop from Budenheim

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Lenneberg Forest – Hinterwald in the Lenneberg Forest loop from Budenheim

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Lenneberg Forest – Hinterwald in the Lenneberg Forest loop from Budenheim

01:37

6.23km

40m

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: October 16, 2026

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Lennebergwald

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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698 m

Wooden spirit carvings in the Lenneberg Forest

Highlight • Structure

Simply beautiful what you can make out of wood.

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1.15 km

Lenneberg Forest

Highlight • Forest

The Lennebergwald is the largest contiguous forest area in Rhine-Hesse, some with old trees worth seeing.

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1.59 km

Ludwigschneise in Lennebergwald

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The Lennebergwald offers joggers several signposted routes in different levels of difficulty.

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2.42 km

Trail marker 3 of 4 — Lennebergwald

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3.19 km

Hinterwald in the Lenneberg Forest

Highlight • Forest

Through the back forest you come to the Wendelinus chapels and the Wendelinusheim.

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3.45 km

Trail Marker — 2 km (Lennebergwald Loop)

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4.32 km

Pine steppe heath in Lennebergwald

Highlight • Forest

The pine steppe heath: a relatively sparse forest, mainly covered with pines, on very sandy soil, which in spring and summer is characterized by a colorful flowering undergrowth with some very rare sand grassland plants.

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4.76 km

Church and chapel in Lennebergwald

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The two Wendelinus chapels of Budenheim in the district of Mainz-Bingen in Rhineland-Palatinate are located in the Lennebergwald directly on the city limits to Mainz-Gonsenheim. The chapels are dedicated to Saint Wendelin and were completed in 1776 and 1866.

On the third Sunday in October they are the target of the Budenheim Wendelinus Pilgrimage. In the immediate vicinity of the two chapels, but already in Mainz area, is the Wendelinusheim.

Continue on en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wendelinuskapellen_von_Budenheim

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6.23 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

3.29 km

2.14 km

808 m

Surfaces

3.98 km