Attractions around Freilingen

If the weather is right then there is ice and beer here: D

Unterm stroked nothing but a part of the normal trail around the Dreifelder pond. At weekends impassable by the walkers.

The post-pond, which was dammed around 1655 by the accumulation of the Holzbaches, forms with the Brinkenweiher and Hausweiher a so-called pond chain. Back then, day-trippers were looking for fun …read more

Short but poisonous climb to the Malberg. Above you will be rewarded with the sight of the Malberg Chapel and the rock formations at the summit. When driving down, you …read more

We visited the spoons park with three dogs. That was pleasingly uncomplicated and easy. Our question if that was possible was answered with a "dog tick" for each of our …read more

I only say Jöckel :-)

The Haidenweiher is first documented in 1691. With about 30 hectares of water, it is the second largest pond in the Westerwald Lake District and is used today for Satzfischaufzucht. …read more

Here you are on the dam of the Dreifelder pond.
For the construction of the Dreifelder pond, a large-scale land acquisition of meadows in the valley of the Wiedbach was …read more

In the castle of Hachenburg is housed the university of the Bundesbank (or one would have to say: it resides?)
Since 1980, the Deutsche Bundesbank has been training both its …read more

At the site of a much smaller predecessor, the Hofmannsweiher in its current extent (16 ha) was built by the year 1668th Since the formerly much higher pent up Dreifelder …read more

Nice route, unfortunately, but on this no Radlertreff more. The Italian always has lunch and unfortunately Gertis beer garden is sold and the buyer does not continue this. Was once a great Radler- and Wandertreff.

Beautiful bike path on a former railway line.

The Verlandungszonen the ponds on the Westerwald Lake District had namely until the beginning of the 20th century neither Schrefröhricht nor willow bushes, were lined only by Seggenzonen, at the …read more

This former munitions depot of the Bundeswehr has been privately owned since June 2003. After the German Federal Armed Forces abandoned this deposit for reasons of restructuring and troop reduction …read more

Somewhat laboriously you torture yourself from the city to the Katzenstein, then follows a beautiful trail with roots and stones.

Idyllically located in the forest - at the intersection K 138, K 1 and Seeburger Straße - is the forest and adventure playground with several barbecue areas. The use is free.read more

The Alte Burg at Rotenhain, also Alte Burg zu Rotzenhahn, was a mound tower (Motte) in the Westerwald but its uniqueness lies in the reconstruction. After all, it is a …read more

At the campsite you can swim and eat.

An ideal observation point for waterfowl is the bridge over the Wiedeinlauf at Dreifelden. Ducks, divers and whales can be observed from there.

A beaver has settled on Saynbach in Freilingen. It is the first in the Westerwald for many years. In the meantime, a real biotope has been created there.read more