© Stadt Kirchberg

7 hills - 7 benches circular route

At a glance

  • Start: Historic fountain on the Neumarkt, 08107 Kirchberg, Neumarkt 10
  • Destination: Anton-Günther-Berghaus, Borbergweg 10, 08107 Kirchberg
  • Difficult
  • 13,01 km
  • 3 hours 40 minutes
  • 331 m
  • 460 m
  • 330 m

A charming circular route over the seven hills in and around Kirchberg with benches to linger and beautiful views. At the end, the Anton-Günther-Berghaus on the Borberg invites you to take a break. Part of the Way of St. James takes you back to the starting point.

Starting at the historic fountain at Neumarkt, which is adorned with a sculpture by Kleinhans, the hiking trail leads over the 7 hills Geiersberg, Kreuzhübel, Krähenberg, Kratzberg, Ottensberg/Quirlsberg and Schießhausberg to Borberg. Benches have been set up on each of the hills, inviting you to linger. Hikers are rewarded with beautiful views. At the end, the Anton-Günther-Haus invites you to take a break. And those who climb the steps of the König-Albert-Turm (King Albert Tower) can enjoy a wonderful view.

Marking: Signposts with the names of the hills and the logo depicting the 7 hills in a flower, from Neumarkt to Borberg.

Trail marker: yellow stripe on a white background

If you want to return to the starting point, use part of the Way of St. James, signposted with the shell.

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Pavings

  • Street (4%)
  • Tarmac (33%)
  • Gravel (10%)
  • Hiking trail (47%)
  • Path (7%)

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