ケフェンロードのおすすめMTBライド

Great view to the west, into the dreamy Bleichenbach valley, a section of the Nidda valley and several villages all around.

The view from here extends primarily towards the Wetterau region and the Glauberg mountain. On a very clear day, a narrow strip of the Taunus Mountains can be seen on the horizon.

It's nice that there is such a station here.

The Volcano Cycle Path leads over the old bridge with four arches. The bridge is not a delicate structure.

Well hidden, but even free. Without AI, I wouldn't have found this insider tip on the market square behind the outhouse in Büdingen, so I'm creating a highlight here.

The mountain pine is actually a completely normal tree – a little crooked, a little prickly, and it prefers to grow in the mountains. But… at some point, it thought to itself: "Why am I called the mountain pine if I don't have slippers?! That's so mean! People expect slippers – and I'm standing around here barefoot!" One night, a mountain gnome came by and hung two beautiful shoes on it. Since then, it's been the only pine with real slippers! And now all the hikers grin when they pass by – because they think: 😄 "Oh look – the mountain pine has finally grown its slippers!" And who knows… maybe it even secretly wanders through the forest at night… very quietly, so no one can hear it.

By the way: The mountain pine is actually a completely normal tree – a little crooked, a little prickly, and it prefers to grow in the mountains. But… at some point, it thought to itself: "Why am I called a mountain pine if I don't have slippers?! That's so mean! People expect slippers – and I'm standing around here barefoot!" One night, a mountain gnome came by and hung two beautiful shoes on it. Since then, it's been the only pine tree with real slippers! And now all the hikers grin when they walk by – because they think: 😄 "Oh look – the mountain pine has finally grown its slippers!" And who knows… maybe it even secretly wanders through the forest at night… very quietly, so no one can hear it."

If you want to climb the tree, you can take the shoes if they fit ;-)