Lotharpfad
48.506420,
8.223284
Contributed By RandB
Trail Description
The Lotharpfad is a site to visit the destruction of the Lothar storm who chopped a lot of trees in the black forest.
- RandB
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Trail Statistics
Map Length: 0.56 miles / 0.90 km
Real Length: 0.57 miles / 0.92 km
Elevation Range: 3001 - 3074 feet / 915 - 937 meters
Elevation Traveled: 429 feet (209 up, 219 down)
131 meters (64 up, 67 down)
Elevation per Mile: 753 feet / 229 meters
Activities: Hiking
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