ヘルタースベルクのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

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Wonderful along the water

Rocks and cliffs up to 25 meters high stretch over 600 meters. Individual rock formations have such evocative names as Seelenturm, Seelenwand, Kanzel, Sommerwändchen or Hundsweiherwand. The winding path below is announced by a sign as a difficult section of the path. However, it certainly does not pose a challenge for experienced hikers. Here on the eastern edge of the rock path, the information board provides useful information and a group of benches is ideal for a long stop.

Rocks and cliffs up to 25 meters high stretch over 600 meters. Individual rock formations have such evocative names as Seelenturm, Seelenwand, Kanzel, Sommerwändchen or Hundsweiherwand. The winding path below is announced by a sign as a difficult section of the path. However, it certainly does not pose a challenge for experienced hikers.

The shelter itself is unspectacular, but has quite generous dimensions and thus offers even a larger group protection from the weather and a place to rest.

Rocks and cliffs up to 25 meters high stretch over 600 meters. Individual rock formations have such evocative names as Seelenturm, Seelenwand, Kanzel, Sommerwändchen or Hundsweiherwand. The winding path below is announced by a sign as a difficult section of the trail. However, it certainly does not pose a challenge for experienced hikers. And to enjoy everything, the (improvised) bench is ideal for a long break.

Here, a copy of the Saltuarius/forest manager gravestone is embedded in the rock. The original was found during archaeological excavations and is kept in the Historical Museum of the Palatinate in Speyer.

Between the Dinkelsbach valley and the Seelenfelsen massif, the path winds through the Wolfsschlucht gorge with its sandstone rock formations.