Celtic Rampart Trail loop from Oppidum Finsterlohr

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Celtic Rampart Trail loop from Oppidum Finsterlohr

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Celtic Rampart Trail loop from Oppidum Finsterlohr

01:06

4.13km

40m

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: August 1, 2026

Tips

Your route passes through protected areas

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Naturpark Frankenhöhe

Waypoints

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772 m

Celtic House Reconstruction Finsterlohr

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is that how the Celts are supposed to have lived?

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1.21 km

Finsterlohr-Burgstall Celtic Settlement

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here you can find out more about the Celts

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1.36 km

Restored Celtic Post-and-Split Wall

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Numerous information signs provide useful background information about the wine presses. The way is well signposted.

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2.37 km

Celtic Rampart Trail

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All Seasons!

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3.12 km

Biotope pond in the Celtic Oppidum Finsterlohr

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There is this small pond in the Celtic oppidum Finsterlohr. A small biotope has emerged here.

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3.28 km

Flachsbrechhütte Museum Creglingen-Burgstall

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Flax has been the most important component of textiles since ancient times. In flax-breaking huts, the fibers were dried, later broken, and then processed into a variety of items of daily use or clothing. The flax-breaking hut has no historical connection to the oppidum, but the Celts already cultivated flax and probably had at least similar processing sites.

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3.30 km

Celtic Oppidum (Keltenwall) Creglingen-Burgstall

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Large Celtic wall with some reconstructions so that you can imagine what it was like.

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3.30 km

Linen Breaking Hut

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Flax has been the most important component of textiles since ancient times. In flax-breaking huts, the fibers were dried, later broken, and then processed into a wide variety of items of daily use or clothing. The flax-breaking hut has no historical connection to the oppidum, but the Celts already cultivated flax and probably had at least similar processing sites.

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4.13 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

2.56 km

1.40 km

164 m

Surfaces

1.43 km

1.29 km

865 m

371 m

164 m

Elevation

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Weather

Tuesday 13 October

17°C

8°C

17 %

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Comments

July 30, 2021,Rund ums keltische Oppidum

Shortly before the schnitzel and beer, the starving Celtic tour around the oppidum along the wall near Creglingen. Short tour with sun and shade and interesting facts about the ancestors. As well as a not so shy deer ...

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