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Rheinsteig
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Rheinsteig

DE
313 km · 21 stages · ↗ 11,182 m · 396 m highest point

The Rheinsteig is a hiking trail following a mainly elevated path along the east bank of the Rhine River in Germany. Its 320 kilometres (200 mi) route stretches from Wiesbaden to Bonn, running parallel to the Rheinhöhenweg Trail and Rheinburgenweg Trail.

Source: Wikipedia (en) · OpenStreetMap

Stages

1Bonn → Königswinter22.2 km↗ 631 m
2Königswinter → Bad Honnef14.1 km↗ 610 m
3Bad Honnef → Linz]18.1 km↗ 574 m
4Linz] → Bad Hönningen12.6 km↗ 473 m
5Bad Hönningen → Leutesdorf17 km↗ 774 m
6Leutesdorf → Rengsdorf18.8 km↗ 647 m
7Rengsdorf → Sayn15 km↗ 316 m
8Sayn → Vallendar12.8 km↗ 424 m
9Vallendar → Koblenz-Ehrenbreitstein]9.1 km↗ 198 m
10Koblenz-Ehrenbreitstein] → Niederlahnstein12.2 km↗ 474 m
11Niederlahnstein → Braubach8.4 km↗ 375 m
12Braubach → Kamp-Bornhofen16.4 km↗ 904 m
13Kamp-Bornhofen → Kestert12.5 km↗ 461 m
14Kestert → Sankt Goarshausen12 km↗ 448 m
15Sankt Goarshausen → Kaub21.4 km↗ 923 m
16Kaub → Lorch13.8 km↗ 704 m
17Lorch → Rüdesheim20.4 km↗ 1,020 m
18Rüdesheim → Johannisberg14.9 km↗ 311 m
19Johannisberg → Kiedrich14.5 km↗ 395 m
20Kiedrich → Schlangenbad10.3 km↗ 340 m
21Schlangenbad → Wiesbaden-Biebrich]16.6 km↗ 180 m

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