Ruins of the pilgrimage church 'Unsere Liebe Frau im Zinßbach'

Hurricane Lothar got the ball rolling on December 26, 1999. In the Zinsbach valley in the community forest below the donkey path, a strong silver fir was noticed that had been uprooted and a large, beautifully hewn block of red sandstone had grown into its heart-shaped roots. Not far from there, a section of the reveal of a tracery window was found. This confirmed the location of the former Zinsbach chapel.

In the middle of the tour, in the forest, there is a very nice place to linger and take a break.

historical background:
- former location of the pilgrimage church "Our dear Froun Zinßbach"
- In the Middle Ages, at this crossroads of Katzenstegs a hiking trail from Grömbach to Pfalzgrafenweiler and was the location of Zinsbachkapelle with inn and Pfründhaus
- 2005 to 2006, the place was built by the use of the Black Forest Association Pfalzgrafenweiler
- 2006: Foundation of a statute of "St. St. Jakob" by the artist Duchess Diane of Württemberg. The statute can in the Ev. Jakobuskirche in Pfalzgrafenweiler be visited.
- 2009 extension through the bell tower- beautifully designed "memorial place"
- Benches invite you to linger and to rest
- quiet, idyllic location
- Compliments to the voluntary work of the Black Forest Association Pfalzgrafenweiler
- Especially recommended in the quieter months of hiking
- I liked that very much