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The plaque is embedded in the rock in the Karlstall Gorge near Trippstadt.

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In 1862 three majesties, today we would say statesmen, met here

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It is a very beautiful and easy to walk tour. It is also suitable for children. (But be careful! There are a lot of small bridges and footbridges over the creek!) Appropriate footwear is recommended. Another tip: Dear hikers, take your used paper handkerchiefs home with you and dispose of them there! I always have a bag with me for my waste! Do it anyway. Thanks!!

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Illuminated tunnel of the former Glantalbahn

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Ludwig I. already left here. On August 9, 1862, the Bavarian King, who was enthusiastic about the Palatinate, walked through the Karlstal near Trippstadt together with His Royal Highness, Grand Duke Ludwig III. of Hesse and near the Rhine, and Her Imperial Highness Archduchess Hildegard of Austria. This is confirmed by a cast-iron commemorative plaque embedded in one of the large, green, moss-covered sandstone blocks that lie around in the ravine through which the Moosalb rippled like giant forgotten toys. Source: https://www.rheinpfalz.de/leo-freizeit-news_artikel,-kurztrip-nach-trippstadt-_arid,5133191.html

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Historical plaque in the stone.

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Impressive little gorge with a great forest and a nice inn.

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Very impressive scenery, better on weekdays.

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It is wonderful what has been created on this former military training ground. Highly Recommended!

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Location: "Gate"(7) 1994 - Works made of red sandstone and steel Note: This section can be combined very well with the section in Karlstal. The distance between the old melt near Stelzenberg and Trippstadt is about 5 kilometers. Appropriate footwear is recommended for hikers. The route is also very attractive as a bike tour. DescriptionSeven sculptors took part in the 3rd sculpture symposium of the Rhineland-Palatinate Sculpture Trail Association in late summer 1996. The specifications of the association were limited to formal criteria: the works should be made of sandstone or steel and they should rise at least two meters above the ground. Dealing with people is the focus of the artistic work of the Krefeld professor Hans-Joachim Albrecht. His "Doppelkopf" (1) can be imagined as an encounter between two people: a man and a woman meet at the intersection of several paths. At the end of Stelzenberg, the eye suddenly gets caught by the steel sculpture "Peilung" (2) by Joachim Koch. His sculpture marks the landscape and focuses the gaze like in a camera viewfinder. The Wiesbaden artist Heiner Thiel deals with the interplay of line, surface and space. If you stand at the right angle in front of the steel sculpture, which weighs more than four tons, the four panels, one behind the other, push together to form an "open square" (3). "Balzgeflüster" (4) is the name of the two steel tubes by Gereon Leppers, each with a rotatable wing attached to the tip. In the wind, the two wings do not necessarily move synchronously, they "talk" to each other, they "court" with each other. The "accumulator" (5) by Otmar Sattel is completely different. The sculpture is a hearthstone on which the wanderer can rest and enjoy a very unusual perspective of the sky. The embedded copper sheet in the middle transmits the heat of the sun's rays to the body. Hartmut Stielow describes his work as a search for a new, open order of unstable equilibrium. The materials stone and iron are kept in his sculpture "O.T." (6) the scales: the stone hollows out the iron - the iron embraces the stone. Werner Ratering's sandstone sculpture was specially designed as a "gateway" (7) to a small beech grove. The blue mortar curtain is gilded on its upper side, as is the underside of the crossbar. Incident light is reflected and produces a light that does not otherwise occur in nature. (Excerpt from Kulturland.rip.de)

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If you want to go from the castle in Trippstadt to the Karlstal Gorge, you will inevitably come here. More information about the seven sculptures between Trippstadt and Stelzenberg: https://kulturland.rlp.de/de/kultur-erleben/bildende-kunst/sculpture-paths-in-rheinland-pfalz/between-trippstadt-und-stelzenberg/

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Cool feeling when you drive through!

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We recommend. Nice cute pavilion for a break.

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Through an old train tunnel, extremely well secured :-)

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Historical ground 😉😉 Three majesties met here. And what did it bring?

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A metal plaque is attached to the rock wall, commemorating the meeting of the three "majesties" in 1862

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One of the largest heathland areas in southern Germany. During the flowering period in August and September, it is advisable not to come on the weekend as it is very crowded. If you want, you can extend the heather tour a little and make a loop in the adjacent forest, where it is very calm and cool and a nice contrast to the sunny, dry heather.

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The silent landmark of the city of Kaiserslautern. A hike up the mountain and climbing the tower is always worth it. From the top you have a wonderful view over the Palatinate Forest and the northern Palatinate region.

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This area is just fantastic

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A place steeped in history in the middle of the gorge, which is well worth seeing. The memorial plaque is in very good condition.

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