Best dogs on leash trails in Frankfurt am Main

Cultural-historical, multifaceted walk through Frankfurt, Hesse. With an exciting mix of new millennium architecture and medieval buildings, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's hometown offers many iconic sights. Frankfurt can be experienced with its many facets on this route. Along the way, there are plenty of opportunities for coffee, dining and strolling. Highlights of the hike: - Eiserner Steg - Imperial Cathedral of Saint Bartholomew - Goethe house - Hauptwache

Child-friendly hike through the Schwanheim Forest in Frankfurt (Main), Hesse. The hike is easily accessible by public transport (Waldau stop) and is ideal for a trip from Frankfurt am Main. Parking is available at the starting point for those arriving by car. The hiking trail starts near the Goldstein forest cemetery. It then leads on the Römerweg over atmospheric forest paths in a westerly direction through the Schwanheim Forest and in a southerly direction through the Schwanheimer Wiesen....

Beautiful city hike through downtown Frankfurt, Hesse On this route you can look forward to green parks and culture in downtown Frankfurt. From the main train station, following Kaiserstraße, you first reach the beautiful Gallusanlage city park and then the Taunusanlage. Passing the Frankfurt Old Opera you reach the park Bockheimer Anlage and the Körnerwiese. This route is perfect for a city break. Highlights: - Gallus system - Taunus plant - Old opera - Bockheim plant - grain meadow

Official loop trail in Frankfurt am Main, Hesse. The GruenGuertel-Rundweg is not only an official route, but also the longest hiking trail in the city of Frankfurt am Main. The almost 68 km long hike through the Niddatal, Frankfurter Stadtwald, Berger ridge and many parks was named the best metropolitan hiking trail in Germany by the hiking magazine in 2014. Highlights of the hike: - Commerzbank Arena - Nidda - Frankfurt city forest - Ich-Monument ("I-monument") - Bonames old airport -...

The Frankfurt Megamarsch is a 100km recurring event and follows a demanding long-distance route through the Rhine-Main region. The course connects urban sections of the Main metropolis with the surrounding green landscapes of Frankfurt. The route is characterized by stretches along the River Main, extensive park areas, as well as wooded zones and open field landscapes in the greater Frankfurt area. It incorporates notable regional landmarks and creates a continuous transition between urban...