Peaks in the Südpfalz

On the summit is the Kalmithaus, a managed hut of the Palatinate Forest Association, a weather station and a mast, which also carries an amateur radio relay.

From here you have one of the most beautiful views of the opposite Trifels. In addition, climbing beginners who want to climb a short pleasure wall or climb around the … read more

With one of the highest points of the Palatinate

The climb to the Rehberg Tower is worthwhile. The 14 m high octagonal tower was built in 1862 from the region's colored sandstone. It stands on the 567.8 m above … read more

The Wetterkreuz near the Trifelsblickhütte and the St. Annahütte offers a great view of the Rhine valley.

From the spire you have a beautiful view.
Rest area directly at the tower.

The Luitpold Tower is named after the Prince Regent Luitpold of Bavaria. The tower stands on the 607 m high Weißenberg. The tower can be climbed over 166 steps and … read more

The highest peak of the Haardt offers a gigantic view over the entire Rhine plain. Under one extends a sea of grape vines, left and right lined with dry pine … read more

From the Schänzelturm you have a very nice view!

Very nice view over the Palatinate :)
I will definitely go up there again

The road bike climbs and descents are worth a big recommendation. Idyllic streets, little traffic!

beautiful view and rast possible speed

On the summit region, a telegraph station was allegedly set up after the 1794 French Revolution, part of the Paris-Metz-Landau chain. The station was abandoned after the transition of the … read more

A stone pyramid adorns the top of the high mountain.

The Ritterstein stands on the Hohe Derst, the highest mountain of the upper Mundatwald with 561m.
At the summit is a military-used radio tower. This was used by NATO until … read more

Great highlight in the Palatinate Forest and central point for beautiful runs

The rock is the hit. With a little skill you can climb well and you will be rewarded with a great view. I connected him to the Rehberg Tower and the Madenburg. Great tour 😀

I climbed up and was expecting some highlight. NÜSCHT is there :) completely free of charge up the steep slope. Well booked under sport.

The boundary stone number 35 lies on the summit of the Schafkopf and shows the forest boundary between St. Martin and Maikammer. The landmarks above are numbered consecutively.

From the castle, whose name derives perhaps from "anvil", there are only a few remains of the wall and a filter cistern, which was falsely called "rock cellar" before recent … read more