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Jakobsweg Fulda–Frankfurt–Mainz

Trail conditions in Whole route · model estimate, not a field inspection

Wet sections3338 segments calculated across 16 source parts. Check individual sections and local access notices.

Long urban and rural pilgrimage route. Check current waymarking, temporary diversions, transport and local access notices before departure.

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Wet sections Surface score, 1 avoid to 10 dry

Data confidence: Mixed; see segments

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TrackHIKING

Length166.44 km

Drying forecastNo verified whole-route drying time

Weather data: fresh

Rain, last 24h0.0 mm

Temperature14.18 °C

Rain coverage100.0%

Oldest input age2.2 h

Calculated: 23 Sep 2026, 20:05 UTC. Automatically refreshed every 30 minutes.

Sources and coverage · 33 weather cells

Source: bright-sky-dwd

Weather aggregated over route cells, not one representative point.

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Local thunderstorms may be missed because no radar precipitation source is active for this area.

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Before you ride, run or hike Jakobsweg Fulda–Frankfurt–Mainz

Is the whole route dry and open?

No opening status is verified here. This is a model estimate; local puddles, damage and closures may differ. 3338 calculated segments across 33 weather cells. Follow land-manager notices.

When will this route dry?

A current surface score does not establish a drying time. Check the rainfall observation time, refresh stale inputs and review local reports before leaving.

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3338 calculated route segments

Calculation: 23 Sep 2026, 20:05 UTC · 3338 calculated segments across 33 weather cells. Click a segment to locate it on the map. Grey means current conditions are not confirmed. Distance order follows the source geometry for analysis; it is not an official stage itinerary.

Dry: 162.09 km · Wet: 0.74 km · Muddy: 0.0 km · High risk: 0.0 km · Unknown: 0.0 km

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Route and access notes

A waymarked pilgrimage route from Fulda through the Kinzig valley and Frankfurt to Mainz, connecting the Via Regia corridor with the westbound Camino network.

Planning this route

The connected source geometry is 166.4 km from Fulda to Mainz. The route operator documents 140 km from Fulda to Frankfurt and a separately described three-section continuation from Frankfurt to Mainz; Loamcast publishes the verified whole-route geometry without inventing daily stages.

Access and source limitations

The route mixes paths, forestry tracks, town streets and road crossings. Source tags restricting motor traffic on short sections do not prohibit walking, but signs, temporary diversions and local land-manager instructions remain authoritative.