周辺の山頂・トップ14

Is there a stamp in the box up there or just a book?

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Climbing up to the summit cross and the stamp book requires some alpine skill. If you're in a hurry, you could even break a leg...

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Here in this spot in the valley you can't expect a great view. If you look closely, you can still see the remains of the former grass track racing track in the grass. You can get a view from the southern side of the Fuchskaute near the former lodge.

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NOT accessible by racing bike via asphalted paths. So it's more for gravel bikes or MTBs.

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must see. Worth seeing.

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At 657 meters, the Fuchskaute is the highest elevation in the Westerwald. However, the really highest point is not outdoors, where the cross is, but hidden in the forest next door.

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The highest point in the Westerwald. But my expectations were probably too high, it was nice, you should probably take it with you, but it also had a better view.

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The 657m high Fuchskaute is the highest elevation in the entire Westerwald. Characteristic of the basalt summit of the Fuchskaute, but also of the entire High Westerwald, are the hedges and strips of spruce that run through the open meadow landscape. These arose as a result of reforestation plans as a countermeasure to the former massive deforestation for iron smelting or agriculture and pastoralism, so that incoming winds can be better slowed down again.

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The restaurant is closed and the area including the access routes is hermetically sealed off! Only the parcel service is still welcome.

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So-called duplicates of already existing highlights are created again and again. It would be much better if you contributed something to the already existing hiking highlights with your own texts and photos. Then those who are interested can get an idea of the area more easily. The existing original highlight is called: "The Ketzersteine (610m high)"

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If I look at the past pictures in this highlight, then you become aware of the climate and the damage of German forests. Currently (08/22) the view from the Trödelsteine is still wonderful, but mainly of bare plains and slopes. A very sad picture with great views from the basalt stone mountain.

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Nice path section of the Rothaarsteig.. partly pathed and with great views

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You have to see this place

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Beautiful idyllic piece of nature. It is better to be out here during the week than at the weekend. There are just too many people around.

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Nice hiking area and interesting stones. Seating and a shelter round off the whole thing. Nothing mystical, but beautifully located and easy to hike.

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If the weather is good, the view is sure to be amazing ... 👍🍀😅

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Very nice hiking area around the Fuchskaute. And a beautiful section of the Rothaarsteig.

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Very nice hiking area around the Fuchskaute. Here the title hits the truth. The section of the Rothaarsteig is actually very beautiful. Nice paths through a varied landscape.

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Bring a needle compass and get closer to the heretic stone and you will notice that "NORTH" is no longer in "NORTH" .... magical heretic stone 👍

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The Ketzerstein natural monument is located at an altitude of 610 m, south of Liebenscheid. The high iron content of the lava blocks affects every compass, not to say that looking north in every direction. The heretic stone is said to have been used as a sacrificial altar in pre-Christian times.

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