Hohe Loog

Loog is derived from a previous term for border, ie "high limit"

The Hohe Loog rock above the hiking house of the same name

At the top of the Hohe-Loog are the boulders, 619 m above sea level.

Above the Hohe-Loog hut you come to the rock of the same name.

Here you can stop off very well

Striking rocks and a beautiful photo motif in a great forest not far from the managed hiking hut.

Rock formation at the summit at Hohe Loog Haus

Here is the summit of the Hohe Loog and not far from where you can stop for refreshments with plenty of space

Here a rock is the highest point of the summit

Very nice stop below the summit at the Hohe Loog hiking hut. Great terrace with a great view !!

Very impressive rock formations, it's worth the climb.

Hardly any view from up there. However, the Hohe Loog Haus, just a few meters away, is all the more promising.

Looks nice and you can stop around the corner directly.

There are some sandstone rocks on the wooded summit region of the Hohen Loog. The Hohe-Loog-Haus, managed by the Palatinate Forest Association, is located near the summit, from which there is an excellent view of the Kalmit massif and the Rhine plain.

There is a view of the valley through the trees

When you get to the Hohen Loog Haus, the small detour to this beautiful rock formation is worthwhile.

Some red sandstone rocks are here. Which are inviting for the little ones to play, romp and climb.

Located slightly above the house. Nice, but not mandatory.