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The steep hiking trail winds its way up to Maus Castle via several switchbacks. And from there, it climbs a good bit further. The effort is rewarded by absolutely breathtaking viewpoints.

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We were there at the end of April, and the many different shades of green were somewhat reminiscent of Galicia. Please note that there are hardly any trash cans along the way, so please take your trash with you. There is a wine shop below the castle.

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The way up is easy to walk

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On the wide castle driveway you can quickly get up to the Maus

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The path winds up the mountain, first in wide and then in narrow serpentines. It is pleasant to walk as it is not that steep.

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Little clever shit about the superlatives from what I've read: Burghausen Castle is the longest castle in Germany and even the world. After Ehrenbreitstein, Rheinfels is the largest castle/fortress on the Middle Rhine

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Rheinfels Castle is the largest surviving castle ruin on the Rhine. Although time has left its mark on the walls, you can still imagine what the magnificent fortress must have looked like. Part of the castle is now a museum where you can learn about the interesting history of the place. You can find information about the opening times here: https://www.stadt-st-goar.de/urlaub-in-st-goar/#rheinfels.

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The Marksburg stands on a slate cone at a height of 160 meters and is the only medieval hilltop castle on the Middle Rhine that has never been destroyed.

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Beautiful view of Maus Castle and the Rhine in the background

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Great castle with a beautiful view. Admission currently costs 6 euros. The underground passages can only be visited if you take a guided tour.

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Great view of the Rhine Valley.

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As part of the small series "Wienpahl Wandert", SWR television showed a 30-minute episode about the "Extratour Loreley", which also leads past the "Felsenkanzel". Here is the link to the SWR media library: ardmediathek.de/video/landesschau-rheinland-pfalz/rund-um-die-loreley-oder-doku/swr-rheinland-pfalz/Y3JpZDovL3N3ci5kZS9hZXgvbzE0NjU4MDk

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Great view - a bench invites you to rest

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Nice view of the Rhine.

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From up here you have a wonderful view of St. Goar and the Rhine Valley.

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When descending to the rock pulpit, a wooden fence has been set up on the edge of the slope, the path has been made more accessible and lines have been attached to hold on or pull up. Thus, the descent is now also suitable for people who are not that sure-footed.

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A brilliant view of St. Goar and the castle and the surrounding area

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If you drive the beautiful cycle path on the left bank of the Rhine between Koblenz and Boppard and you pass Spay. Then on the other side of the Rhine, at a height of 160 m on a slate cone, the only medieval hilltop castle that has never been destroyed. An enchanting sight, plus a great photo opportunity.

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From here the view is very nice, the short descent is worthwhile and there is also a bench

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he Rheinfels castle ruins are located on a rocky hill at a height of 115 meters above the Gündelbach valley and the town of St. Goar. After it was built by the Counts of Katzenelnbogen in 1245, it initially served as a customs castle. Due to its stable construction, it was able to withstand any siege and attack attempts for centuries. After the family of counts died out, the castle was taken over by the landgraves of Hesse-Kassel in the 15th century and expanded to become the largest and most well-fortified fortress in the Middle Rhine Valley. At this time it experienced its historical peak as a cultural center. After being blown up by the French revolutionary army in the late 18th century, Rheinfels Castle fell into ruins and was only used as a quarry. The purchase of the Prince of Prussia in 1818 prevented the ruins from completely falling apart, so that about a third of the walls were preserved. Source: https://www.rheingau.de/sehenswertes/burgen-rheintal/rheinfels

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