オステルスハイムの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ20

The Dreispitz area lies on the border of the Perouse district. The pointed projection of the district boundary gives the area its name.

There are three Harthäusle. This is the prettiest of the three. There are two rustic table sets set up not only in the house but also in front of it. Here you can unpack your snack and enjoy it in peace.

The "Erste Harthäusle" was built after 1830 as a field shelter and rebuilt by community members in 1986. The ground floor is made of sandstone blocks, has an open door, three windows and a roof made of wood and tiles. The gable is designed as a half-timbered structure. Inside there are wooden benches and an inscription plaque, outside there is a table and two benches.

The Jakobshütte has its origins as a former mortuary of the old Münklingen cemetery. The Jakobskirche once stood on this site, which was donated in 830 by Count Erlafried von Calw to his then-founded Hirsau monastery. The Jakobskirche was important as a station on a pilgrimage route to St. James, which led from Sinsheim via Mühlacker, Heimsheim, Hirsau and Einsiedeln in Switzerland to the grave of the apostle James in Santiago de Compostela in Spain. The history of the Jakobskirche and its later conversion into the Jakobshütte points to an important religious past and its connection to pilgrimage routes. The Way of St. James, which once ran through this area, underlines the historical role of this place as part of a network of pilgrimage routes on which believers traveled to important religious destinations.

Since our last visit, great tables and benches have been added, which we were happy to use

A wonderful place to rest, clean and well maintained

There is room for a bus trip here

Great place, unfortunately littered