ホフのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Seifengrundにある靴の木は高く、上まで靴がぶら下がっています。どうやってあんなところまで行ったのでしょうね？ 🤔

Next to the stone there is an information panel about the stone

St. Lorenz Church in Lorenz Park at the end of the pedestrian zone is the oldest church in the city and, as the mother church of the region, of great historical significance. It was first documented in 1214, but is believed to have been built as early as 1080. Repeatedly rebuilt and renovated, the church today stands as a remarkable example of early 19th-century church architecture. The church's interior dates back to a comprehensive renovation in 1822 in the Neoclassical style. The pulpit altar, in the so-called Margravial style, also dates from this period. The most important works of art are a crucifix (circa 1500) and the valuable "Hertnid von Stein Altarpiece," a late Gothic Franconian winged altarpiece from between 1480 and 1486. It was named after its donor, Hertnid von Stein, Dean of Bamberg Cathedral and parish priest in Hof, and depicts, among other things, St. Lawrence, the patron saint of the church. St. Lorenz Church is an "open church." Dedicated volunteers offer guided tours of the church and tower throughout the year, run the church café, and host picnics and film screenings. The surrounding St. Lorenz Park was transformed into the "Lorenzo Oasis" as part of the church's 800th anniversary celebrations, a project undertaken jointly by the parish and the city of Hof. Foundations, sponsors, and local residents also contributed to the project. https://www.hof.de/leben-erleben/sehenswuerdigkeiten-in-hof/kirchen

you walk along the rocky path: great wild hiking trail over hill and dale, lots of views, lots of rock

The stairs make the descent to the water tower less arduous

The first beautiful and spectacular view over the valley. The bench provides a lovely place to linger.

A beautiful trail through the (still) dense forest, even though they're busy felling trees. On my last visit, there were a few tree trunks lying across the path. The inclines are still rideable, some of them graded S0.

Here, hikers can enjoy the beautiful view of the Langenautal Valley and far beyond. A bench and a shelter invite you to linger. The Kämmleinsfelsen rock is accessible via the marked hiking trails DÖ 94 (Auf Jägersteigen), DÖ 97 (Säuerlings-Weg), and the Lotharheiler Runde of the Geroldsgrün Geotrail.