An attractive circular route over the seven hills in and around Kirchberg with benches to rest and beautiful distant views. At the end, the Anton-Günther-Berghaus on the Borberg invites you to take a break. Part of the route back to the starting point follows a section of the Jakobsweg.
Starting at the historic fountain on Neumarkt, adorned by a sculpture by Kleinhans, the hiking trail leads over the 7 hills Geiersberg, Kreuzhübel, Krähenberg, Kratzberg, Ottensberg/Quirlsberg, and Schießhausberg to the Borberg. Benches have been placed on each hill inviting you to rest. Beautiful views reward the hiker. At the end, the Anton-Günther-Haus invites you to take a rest. And those well rested who climb the steps of the König-Albert-Tower can enjoy a wonderful panoramic view.
Marking: Signposts with the hill names and a logo showing the 7 hills in a flower, from Neumarkt to Borberg.
Trail mark: yellow stripe on a white background
Those who want to return to the starting point use part of the Jakobsweg, marked with a shell.
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