Grenze Deutschland-Frankreich

Here you make a real border experience - the Schlossberg has two peaks - one on the German and one on the French side. The border runs over the saddle in between. And right at the border there is still a refuge, the refuge Kaiser-Wilhelm-Stein. What is your snack time? Rather red wine and baguette or at least Saumagen and beer? ;)

The border between Germany and France.
You only see a landmark with the letters and the number of landmarks.
Practically boundless you can go through the circular walk of the castle and rock path here.

As Thorsten already noted, not only does the question of baguette and red wine or saumagen and beer arise, but also which of the stones is the Kaiser Wilhelm Stein? I think it's the big one. 😉

Here the hiking trail crosses the green border to France. Old boundary stones show the course of the border.

Very nice round from / to Nothweiler.

The refuge Kaiser-Wilhelm-Stein is massively built and ideal for a rest even in bad weather.
It is located on the border Germany - France.
Here clearly a green border ...

If you do not know, you will notice the signs of the trails at best.
The world should be so limitless! Whether baguette or wake. ;-)

This waystone stands directly on the German-French border.

In the past, not so long ago, it was time to dig out the francs for a stop at the Gimpelhof

Nice that this limit has long been irrelevant

The "Kaiser-Wilhelm-Stein" "marks" the border between Germany and France:
- in Wasgau / Vasgovie
- between the "Wegelnburg" (Germany) and the "Ruine Hohenburg" (France)
- Refuge in the immediate vicinity

Too bad, this is exactly where I had to go back. I would have loved to walk on the Sonnenweg to Hohenburg.

During our hike on the Franco-German Castle Trail, we passed this "border crossing".

Maidenbrunnen, fresh spring water, delicious

The border, Schütz hut and Kaiser-Wilhelm-Stein form a unit.

Suddenly everyone says "bonjour" to me ;-)

Great panoramic view good food all good

Plain border between Germany-France,
or between Wegelnburg-Hohenbourg

Here you cross the border between Germany and France

Where there is a border, you can usually still find old border stones