ミュンヒヴァイラー・アム・クリングバッハの絶景の山頂・トップ20

At the same time as the renovation in 2010, the exterior of the tower was designed by the artist Karl Heinz Zwick. The six-part installation made of steel patinated with gold dust entitled "The Golden Rose Bush" is a poetic homage drawn in steel to the "fairytale village of Dörrenbach". Source: Information board

A great tower with a breathtaking view of Trifels, Anebos and Münz. Around a couple of benches to have a snack.

Great rock landscape. Cat, tomcat and mouse. The children are happy.

You should have seen a great view :)

The Geiersteine is one of the scenic beauties of the Palatinate Forest! I like to come here again and again, even if it rains like it did yesterday

If you are going on a trek for several days, you can also set up an emergency bivouac under a small rock on the vulture stones. That is enough for one person. However, the shelter does not offer protection from larger rain showers or thunderstorms. Still great view and highly recommended.

-on the Stäffelsberg (height 481m) -120 steps up to the platform -Great view -Height: 21m The French military government had the predecessor of today's tower, built in 1887, blown up in 1947, since the 15-meter-high sandstone tower also served military purposes. The teacher Josef Knieriemen, based in Dörrenbach, had made a name for the construction of this first Stäffelsberg tower. The Dörrenbach residents were of course not satisfied with the loss of their tower: near the old site, the Dörrenbacher Heimatbund built a new, 21 m high round concrete tower in 1964. Almost half a century later, it was thoroughly renovated and embellished inside and out. The population celebrated the reopening of the tower in a big, happy ceremony on May 1, 2012, exactly 125 years after the first foundation stone was laid.

From there you have a fantastic view to the Trifels at Annweiler (if you dare to climb the 20m long ladder). On the top of the rock about 8 people have enough space.