カーンでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

In 1798, Kirn innkeeper Jakob Andres, who was actually a tanner, began supplying other inns with the beers he had originally brewed for his own use. This date is now considered the company's founding date. He quickly gave up the tannery and devoted himself entirely to his inn and brewing beer. In 1814/15, the brewery began to expand, attracting more and more customers from the surrounding area of Kirn. In 1824, Jakob Andres died and left the brewery to his son, Johann Phillip Andres (1800–1874). He closed his own inn and devoted himself entirely to beer.

Can be easily combined with a tour around/ascent of the Gauskopf

Rocky path, sturdy shoes recommended

View of Kirn from the Kyburg viewing platform

The small viewing platform is not easy to find: through winding alleys, it leads almost through the front garden of the residents upstairs via stairs

castle ruins

It gets quite hot here in the summer. So it's not a nice place to stay when the temperature is over 30. It's better to walk a few steps further into the Trübenbach valley.

We were the only guests in the hotel. Or rather, the hotel was ours alone. The hotel was great and had a fantastic breakfast buffet just for us.