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The “Klamm and Kastlhäng” nature reserve was established in 1969 and, together with the “Schloss Prunn” nature reserve opposite, forms a wonderful hiking area. You hike and climb through shady beech forests and there are always beautiful views from the protruding rock columns.

The “Klamm und Kastlhäng” nature reserve was designated in 1969 and, together with the “Schloss Prunn” nature reserve opposite, forms a beautiful hiking area. You hike and scramble through shady beech forests and there are always beautiful views from the outstanding rock pillars.

The “Klamm und Kastlhäng” nature reserve was designated in 1969 and, together with the “Schloss Prunn” nature reserve opposite, forms a beautiful hiking area. You hike and scramble through shady beech forests and there are always beautiful views from the outstanding rock pillars.

Beautiful complex with the remains of the once proud castle complex from the 11th century. The keep offers a magnificent view of the Altmühltal, the sometimes steeper climb is worth it and the €2 donation is definitely worth it.

The Randeck castle ruins were once a notorious “robbing barons’ nest”. Today, the remains of the castle complex are a popular tourist destination, and a wonderful view of the Altmühl valley awaits you from the keep. A visit to the castle ruins is worthwhile, and I can particularly recommend climbing the tower. The views are fantastic. You can even drive up to the castle by car, and the €2 entrance fee as a donation to the castle’s preservation is really well spent. https://www.marktessing.de/sehenswertes/burgruine_randeck-1607/ https://www.sehenswerter-bayerischer-wald.de/besichtigung-burg-randeck-essing-altmuehltal/

You should definitely take a look at the castle and don't be afraid to climb the tower. You get a great view from up there!

At the vantage point of the gorge there is a beautiful view of Prunn Castle

The tour is also very good and informative! For 6 € not too expensive and up to 18 years free.