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Beautiful place... but not without its dangers right now because of the fallen leaves... watch out!

The Spitzlei are slate rocks that are relatively exposed above the confluence of the Mehrbach and Herzbach. The narrow hiking trail leads through a sparse grove of small, overgrown pines and oaks. If you descend from the top towards the Herzbach, you need to be a little sure-footed, as the small path winds down the slope beautifully but is exposed and can be a little slippery when wet. With a little luck and patience, you can observe game and many species of birds here. If you're very lucky, you might even see mouflons. These were released in the 1950s to expand the hunting options and have been native to the Taunus ever since.

The Spitzlei are a series of shale rocks. Lei stands for rock, as in the case of the Loreley, for example. Around the Spitzlei there is a good chance of seeing deer, wild boar and especially deer.

Here, where the "Wild Woman" lived according to old legends, you will find a cave with rugged rock formations made of slate. A lovely place for a little rest.

Beautiful and rustic rock formation with a wonderful view over the Wisper forest.

My goodness - it's beautiful here!

Great view of the Rhine Valley.

beautiful rock. By the way: Ley, also Lay, Lei, Lai, Laige or Lägge, after Grimm Leie, is a term for rock that is often found in the Rhenish and Low German-speaking areas. The word comes from Old Saxon lêia. It refers in particular to "rock falls" and "rock walls", but especially "rock slab". Source: Wikipedia