The canalization of the Nahe, which was started by the Wehrmacht, was reversed by extensive restoration work. This nearby section has been a protected landscape area since 1996.
At this stele, large stone blocks were used to create a transition that sometimes becomes impassable during floods. With long steps and a bit of balance, you can get over the Nahe in normal times.

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Stefan Michaelis

May 19, 2022

A great idea! However, the stones are in my opinion quite far apart. I managed it with my short legs, but children could have problems. Still a real highlight 👍

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Sonja

May 3, 2020

exciting, the Nahe should not have had more water

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