Attractions around Gossersweiler-Stein

Hardly 1km away from natural monument thick oak, lies the homonymous hiking home. With a white cheese (quark) with potatoes and a nice white autumn spritzer you can stop for a short break.

Interesting pair of rocks - only in the immediate vicinity to recognize that it is 2 rocks.

A jewel among the Palatine castles.
Perfectly restored, with excellent Burgschänke and a view, as it is otherwise only from the Landeck to enjoy. On clear days you can look …read more

About Klingemünster is this extremely well-preserved castle, which is one of the most famous in the Palatinate. From the keep you have a sensational view over the entire Rhine valley. …read more

One of these castle ruins, which are great to explore with children. The approach is steep but extremely short. The view over Busenberg and the gently rolling hills of Wasgau …read more

Once upon a time, the emperors of the Staufer family were enthroned high up on this huge rock ship, steering the destinies of the Holy Roman Empire of the German …read more

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

Alone because of the gigantic view, it is worth the ladder to climb up (and of course down again).

The Dahner castles group consists of the rock castles Altdahn, Grafendahn and Tanstein. All three are exceptionally well restored and thus offer an authentic castle experience. Admission is free.

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Mighty rock massif above the city of Dahn.
Definitely the Dahner rock tour.
Various rock formations are waiting to be climbed

Very nice view in the environment. Rest stop available

Farmed on weekends and holidays.
See: jung-pfalz-huette.de/wp/hutten-infos/offnungszeiten

The huge oak was with its over 300 years a well-known landmark of the Palatinate Forest. In 1994, the oak was so badly injured by unknown persons with a chainsaw …read more

Location: east of Dahn. The oldest parts of the largest castle complex of the Palatinate date back to the 11th century. Built on free-standing steep cliffs, Dreierburg is a typical …read more

Palatinate hut romance is lived here, everything to eat and drink, what the Palatine heart desires. The hut, also called Drachenfelshütte, is directly accessible by bike, Harley and car and is not far from the very interesting rock castle Drachenfels.

From this tower you have a great view over the Palatinate. It reaches from the Rhine up to the Strasbourg Cathedral, with good visibility.

The climbing rocks between the castle ruins Trifels and Scharfenberg have fancy names since they are climbed by rock climbers. Even if you do not climb up the rocky outcrops, …read more

The view is already awesome, but who, like me, is plagued by a fear of heights, with this rock already has a bigger task in front of him. Fortunately, there are fences around to keep it all around. 😉

A break is always worthwhile here. Great view of Annweiler. The cabin is located in the middle of the forest and offers all kinds of tasty food.

The small castle was, like many others, destroyed in the Palatinate Peasants' War. Only sparsely restored, it still offers a fantastic view over the southern Palatinate Forest and the adjacent Vosges. Below the ruin is a beautiful castle well.