エットリンゲンのおすすめMTBライド

昨日、行者ニンニクの花が満開の時期に、またしてもこのトレイルをとても楽しみにしていました。しかし残念ながら、大部分は林業作業の犠牲になってしまいました。来年までには回復することを願っています。

素晴らしい眺めの、とても美しい一角

谷への素晴らしい眺め

木の切れ間からカールスルーエ方面を眺めることができます。展望台はそれほど高い場所ではないので、景色はそれほど впечатляющий ではありません。リラックスできる寝椅子もあります。

This is an ideal hiking trail between Ettlingen and Herrenalb. The Alb River accompanies you on your left. Pure scenic enjoyment. Due to its proximity to the Alb Valley Railway line, shorter sections of the trail are also easily accessible. For refreshments, the Kochmühle in Neurod and the König von Preußen restaurant in Frauenalb are recommended. Both also offer access to the Alb Valley Railway.

Only for experienced people.

The present-day castle had two, possibly even three, predecessor structures. After the Baden Margrave Hermann V was granted the town of Ettlingen, founded by the Hohenstaufen dynasty, by Emperor Frederick II, his son, Margrave Rudolf I of Baden, built a castle complex in the mid-13th century – possibly on the remains of a Hohenstaufen predecessor structure. However, no previous structure has yet been identified. The lower floors of the keep in the castle courtyard, which are still preserved today, date from this period. A magnificent Renaissance castle followed in the 16th century. Two round corner towers were added to the south wing, and the keep was given a half-timbered upper floor. The three-wing Renaissance complex surrounding the old keep, completed in 1600, was destroyed along with the entire town by French troops in 1689 during the War of the Palatinate Succession (Wikipedia).

Either a "specialist" had the highlight relocated, or everything has since grown over. There's no view of the valley from here.