Kreuzeiche (Cross Oak) – Gumbertus Spring loop from Ansbach
Kreuzeiche (Cross Oak) – Gumbertus Spring loop from Ansbach
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Kreuzeiche (Cross Oak) – Gumbertus Spring loop from Ansbach
04:27
56.3km
630m
Mountain biking
Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.
Last updated: May 14, 2026
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Naturpark Frankenhöhe
Waypoints
Start point
Parking
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6.01 km
Gumbertus Hut Nature Friends House
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6.91 km
Kreuzeiche (Cross Oak)
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Next door there are benches to relax and a barbecue area.
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8.32 km
Gumbertus Spring
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16.1 km
Schönfeldwald
Forest
23.2 km
View of Dombach im Loch
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First mentioned by name in 1320 the place was called "Tanbach". The place name derives from an identical name of the waters, whose destination word is the tree genus Tanne. Only since 1732, the form Dombach is witnessed in the hole, with hole is called the hidden valley of the place.
In the Salbuch of the Principality of Ansbach from 1684 5 teams are registered for Dombach: All properties were subordinate to the abbey office Ansbach. The high court practiced the brandenburg-ansbachische Hofkastenamt Ansbach, the village and municipality rule was the abbey office Ansbach held.
Towards the end of the 18th century, there were 5 households in Loch Dombach. The high court exercised the yard box office Ansbach. The village and community rule held the abbey office Ansbach. All properties had the abbey office Ansbach as landlord. In addition to the households, there were communal buildings (shepherd's house, Brechhaus).
In 1799 there were five households in the village, all subordinate to the upper Ansbach.
As part of the community edict Dombach was assigned in Loch the 1808 formed tax district Elpersdorf. It also belonged to the 1811 founded Ruralgemeinde Elpersdorf. In 1833 Bernhardswinden, Dombach, Kurzendorf and Meinhardswinden submitted an application to form a parish. This was rejected, however. On 1 July 1972, the municipality Elpersdorf including associated districts was incorporated in the course of the territorial reform in the city of Ansbach.
Further information and source: de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dombach_im_Loch
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25.0 km
Singletrack descent between Dautenwinden and Dombach im Loch
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27.1 km
No Entry Sign Embedded in Tree
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29.5 km
Pfaffenweiher
Lake
31.7 km
Feuchtlach
Forest
33.8 km
Half-timbered house by the pond near Wallersdorf and Steinbach
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45.6 km
Forest Trail in Naturpark Frankenhöhe
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56.3 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
42.0 km
5.77 km
4.18 km
2.65 km
1.48 km
135 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
24.7 km
10.9 km
9.17 km
5.88 km
5.50 km
116 m
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