ライテンブッチャーの森のおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

ここではとても美味しい食事ができます。 宿のすぐ裏には、野生動物の囲いと大きな遊び場もあります。

以前はよく駐車場を利用していました。今日、そこがキャンピングカーの駐車場になり、乗用車は牽引されることになったことに気づきました。（現在の写真がアップロードされました）残念です 🫤

Rest area with benches and a table at a memorial shrine. "The shrine has a historical background. On January 25, 1634, on the return journey of a supply convoy from Ingolstadt to Wülzburg Fortress, a League supply convoy was ambushed by the Swedish on the Jura plateau near Raitenbuch. 300 men lost their lives, and 800 were captured along with their commanders. The field shrine with its depiction stands on the spot where hundreds of League soldiers lost their lives." (Text source: Tamakoe)

When the weather is nice, you can watch the skydivers.

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For more information, see here: https://www.naturpark-altmuehltal.de/sehenswertes/burgus_bei_burgsalach-129/ The unusual Roman complex near Burgsalach was previously thought to be a small fort, the likes of which are otherwise only found in North Africa. However, according to recent findings, it is likely a mansio, a Roman inn.

Both in the Laubental and in the Kuchental, which branches off to the west, the landscape is characterised by extensive grasslands and slopes. In winter, when there is enough snow, these sections of the route are shared by cross-country ski trails. Be careful, the Kuchental is cut relatively narrowly between steep slopes that drain into the valley floor. This means that some sections of the path in the Kuchental are very muddy (icy in winter) almost all year round.

The town of Weißenburg gives the following information: "The Kuchentalweg runs for long stretches on third-party land, so the town of Weißenburg unfortunately has no influence or knowledge of the condition of the path. We ask you to take this into account." This applies to this section. Starting from the marked entrance to this section of the route to the starting point at the junction to the former ore mines (Grubschwart), there is an almost dead-straight forest path, originally used as a hiking trail, but now increasingly overgrown and wild for years. Chest-high grass, stinging nettles, thorny tendrils, other bushes and in places watered, swampy ground make getting through it only interesting for the very adventurous. The path is clearly visible, bent grass suggests that it probably serves as an animal path. Perhaps you should just let nature take what it has reclaimed...