ヒューブリンゲンのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

The Beilstein is one of the many basalt hilltops that formed from volcanic activity approximately 28 million years ago. This freestanding basalt rock is a striking witness to erosion. Further information is available on the information board in front of the basalt rock - interesting information along the trail :-)

today view to the Feldberg (Taunus)

Whenever it has rained heavily or the snow melts in spring, the masses of water in the Holzbach Gorge are absolutely impressive to look at and photograph. But be careful, the paths are then extremely slippery and muddy.

Rest area with wayside cross. Perfect for a break.

Such sites also keep alive the memory of less pleasant times in history.

The natural path through the typical trees of the Westerwald offers constantly changing impressions several times a year and is also really beautiful for the local population. It can get really busy here at weekends.

This reflects the typical soil conditions in the Westerwald.

Shortly after starting our tour at the town hall/church of Irmtaut we passed the cemetery.