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Altmühltal-Panoramaweg

<p>Striking Jura cliffs, quarries with fossils, airy beech forests and the leisurely flowing Altmühl - the Altmühltal Panorama Trail is an enjoyable long-distance hiking trail that leads through the exciting Jura landscape of the Altmühltal Nature Park. Over 200 kilometers, it offers a varied landscape and many cultural experiences. It is certified as a "Quality Trail Hikeable Germany" and is one of the "Top Trails of Germany". This Rother hiking guide presents all the stages with sights and detours.</p><p>From the Franconian Lake District in Gunzenhausen to the Danube Gorge in Kelheim, the Altmühltal Panorama Trail runs along the Altmühl in 15 comfy stages. It is also ideal for families with children. Along the way, you will come across caves with pre-Christian traces, Celtic redoubts and relics of Roman fortifications. With a bit of luck, you may find fossils of ammonites millions of years old. The paths are lined with medieval castles and interesting museums. Highlights include the Jura Museum in Willibaldsburg Castle in Eichstätt and Prunn Castle.</p><p>Each stage is presented with a reliable route description, an informative elevation profile and a tour map with the route marked. Furthermore, there is all the important information on accommodation, alternative routes and public transport. Sights and special features along the way are also presented. GPS tracks are available for download.</p>