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Visually impressive. There's a path/trail around it and you can also climb.

It's worth venturing off the path here and climbing a bit higher... but be careful... it can be slippery.

And if you look closely, you'll occasionally spot the climbers' already installed bolts... a great spot for this.

It's amazing what nature creates. You have to see it to be believed.

On this path there are great sculptures to look at about every 30 meters

Here the forest opens up for a moment and reveals a beautiful view of the Wasserkuppe.

The Steinwand in the Rhön Mountains is an offshoot of the Maulkuppe and a very popular climbing crag. Located not far from Poppenhausen and the Wasserkuppe, the Steinwand attracts numerous enthusiastic climbers from near and far to the Rhön Mountains. The Steinwand is a natural climbing paradise and, for many, more attractive than an artificial climbing wall in a climbing hall. The Steinwand rises to a height of 646 meters above sea level at its highest point and is a very steep rock face made of phonolite in the heart of the Rhön Mountains.

The Steinwand in the Rhön Mountains is an offshoot of the Maulkuppe and a very popular climbing crag. Located not far from Poppenhausen and the Wasserkuppe, the Steinwand attracts numerous enthusiastic climbers from near and far to the Rhön Mountains. The Steinwand is a natural climbing paradise and, for many, more attractive than an artificial climbing wall in a climbing hall. The Steinwand rises to a height of 646 meters above sea level at its highest point and is a very steep rock face made of phonolite in the heart of the Rhön Mountains.