Trekking Camp Eußerthal – Beutelsberg Viewpoint loop from Eußerthal

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Trekking Camp Eußerthal – Beutelsberg Viewpoint loop from Eußerthal

Moderate

5.0

(3)

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Trekking Camp Eußerthal – Beutelsberg Viewpoint loop from Eußerthal

01:35

17.2km

430m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 25, 2026

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Your route passes through a protected area

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Biosphärenreservat Pfälzerwald-Vosges du Nord

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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188 m

Junction on the outskirts of Eußerthal

Highlight • Monument

This wayside cross is located above Esthal. Not far from here you can see the monastery church and the village.

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5.27 km

Trekking Camp Eußerthal

Highlight • Rest Area

Really a great place! If you want to spend the night here, you can only do that by booking on trekking-pfalz.de. The trekking sites are open from April up to and including October. We look forward to you!

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6.33 km

Beutelsberg Viewpoint

Highlight • Viewpoint

From here, a great view of Eußerthal and in the Wasgau, just relax and enjoy ...

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11.4 km

Armbrunnen

Highlight • Natural Monument

Wonderfully refreshing fountain - in front of us a driver filled various water containers and stored them in his car.

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17.0 km

St. Bernhard — Former Cistercian Monastery Church, Eußerthal

Highlight • Religious Site

The Eußerthal monastery is a former Cistercian abbey, unfortunately only the front part of the former monastery church remains. Today it serves as a parish church. The monastery was founded in 1148, the year in which the valley of the Eußerbach was reclaimed. The monastery was placed under imperial protection by Frederick I Barbarossa in 1186 and many vineyards belonged to the monastery through donations. The village gradually developed and due to the dissatisfaction of the farmers, the monastery was plundered and set on fire in the 15th century, but was later rebuilt. The monastery church of St. Bernhard, which is still largely preserved, impresses with its sublime Romanesque stained glass windows and the simple architecture that is typical of Cistercian monasteries. The history of the monastery can be traced here using display boards. Concerts are regularly held in the beautiful church. The acoustics are excellent.

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17.2 km

End point

Bus stop

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