Drusus Oak

The eponymous name is the elder Drusus, Nero Claudius Drusus, a brother of Emperor Tiberius and stepson of Augustus. He came in the years 10 and 9 BC. on his campaigns against various Germanic tribes, including against the Chatten, through the territory of today's Wetterau. After a fall from the horse, which resulted in his death, he was awarded in Rome and in various parts of the empire honors, among other things, he received a monument of honor (cenotaph) on the Rhine. It is not proven that Drusus ever visited the eastern part of the Wetterau. How and when the Drusus Oak came to its name is uncertain, but it is known that it was already known at the time of the research of this Limes section by the Reichs-Limeskommission in 1900/02.
Source: limeshain.de/sehenswuerdig.php

Type: Natural Monument
Access: publicly accessible
Country Germany
State: Hesse
Circle: Main-Kinzig-Kreis
Location: 63546 / Hammersbach, OT Langen-Bergheim
Geo-coordinates:
E8 ° 58.455 '/ N50 ° 14.6065'
Age: 300 - 400 years, approx.
Circumference: 5.65 m (measured)
Date of measurement (scope): 25.05.2015
Height: 26.00 m
Singles. or group: single tree
last visit: 25.05.2015
Condition: vital, The tree is damaged by lightning, hollow, protected by wire mesh the inside of the tree
Sources: El Lobo

You feel so small next to her. The Limes path that runs here is marked by white trunks.