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A little hard to find.

Beautifully situated on the Albtrauf

Beautiful scenery and first-class Kochertal cycle path

Very nice estate between Lautern and Essingen

Beautiful route with a great panorama

Lauterburg Castle is the ruins of a spur castle in the Lauterburg district of the municipality of Essingen in the Ostalbkreis.

Schneggenroden Castle, which is said to have been built by Ernfried von Roden, was first mentioned in a document in 1293.[3] The castle was sold in 1362 by Ulrich von Roden called Sneggenroden to Friedrich von Westerstetten called Schauche for 590 pounds heller.[4][3] His son, Hans von Westerstetten, sold the castle to Georg I von Woellwarth in 1401. In 1410 he passed it on to his son George II, who probably had the castle rebuilt around 1434.[5][6] In 1538 the castle was sold for 8,500 guilders to the Woellwarth-Lauterburg line, which still owns it today. The castle was badly damaged during the Thirty Years' War and then had to be renovated. Today the castle is an agricultural business.[7] Source: Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Hohenroden

Hohenroden Castle, formerly also called Burgstall Schneggenroden, is a medieval castle in Essingen in the Ostalb district. The castle, which is said to have been built by Ernfried von Roden, was first mentioned in a document in 1293. The castle was sold in 1362 by Ulrich von Roden to Friedrich von Westerstetten for 590 pounds Heller. His son, Hans von Westerstetten, sold the castle to Georg I von Woellwarth in 1401. A lot of information can be found here: https://hohenroden.de