View of Schloss Klingenstein

Perched on the south side of the blue valley. Nice to look at. For hardcore gravel fans there is a steep ascent to Klingenstein and then on to Harthausen.

Klingenstein Castle today consists of the inhabited castle with the Holy Trinity Castle Chapel and the castle courtyard. To the south of this is the forest warden's house in the former neck ditch. A transverse building to the west was demolished in 1860. To the south and west of Klingenstein Castle are the remains of the former Klingenstein Castle. The castle courtyard and the remains of the castle can be visited.

Inside, remains of the stucco decorations on the ceilings, the stairs and the interior of the castle chapel clearly show the Rococo style. The altarpiece in the chapel is by Johann Baptist Enderle from Söflingen.

The Leube Foundation, a foundation under civil law, has been looking after the maintenance of Klingenstein Castle and all associated facilities and facilities since 1974. In 1983 the association "Friends of Klingenstein Castle" was founded. In 2015, the Leube Foundation received funding of 25,000 euros from the German Foundation for Monument Protection for the renovation and protection of the castle ruins.
Source: Wikipedia

The castle is definitely worth seeing 😊