ザンクトイングベルトでの 周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Beautiful figure

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great rock formation

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A cozy hut near the Great Boot, perfect for a break after a climb. It offers benches, a lovely forest atmosphere, and occasionally drinks or snacks during events or on weekends. Ideal for a rest stop during hikes around the Great Boot—especially when the hut is open.

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The lower section of the Grenzsteinweg is a very beautiful narrow path, while further up it becomes a gravel forest highway. To the left and right of the path are various old boundary stones, which, among other things, indicate the former border between Bavaria and Prussia.

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The slow swinging of the legs relaxes the knee joints. Suitable for people of all sizes.

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There are two benches above the pool. There are hooks near the pool for hanging bags or jackets while you practice Kneipp therapy.

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There are two benches and a beautiful stone cross under the trees.

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📍 Between Es Greth and Neuweiler A name that arouses curiosity – and a section that delivers just that: mysterious paths, dense trees, rustling leaves. Whether a headless lizard really roamed here remains to be seen – but the atmosphere is fitting. Especially under a gray sky, the imagination will naturally awaken. 💡 Tip: A great spot for anyone who enjoys legends and quiet forest paths. Don't walk past – a quick stop and a look into the thicket is worth it.

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📍 In the middle of the forest near Neuweiler Es Greth seems like it's from another time – quiet, almost mysterious. Anyone who reaches this point on the trail immediately senses that there's history here. Perhaps a legend, perhaps just a name – but definitely a place to linger. 💡 Tip: An ideal place for a short break. If you like, you can take a deep breath, listen – and imagine what might have happened here in the past.

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Unfortunately, there is hardly anything left to see of the castle.

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A very macabre bank.

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The origin of some fields in the area is explained here with a comic that you can even read next to the sculpture

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Beautiful arm basin with brilliant temperature

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Beautiful and scary legend. https://www.abel-perl.com/Unsere-Heimat/Sage-Der-Riese-Kreuzmann/

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"Excavations in the recent past have shown, however, that the so-called Stiefeler Castle was only a watchtower that served to observe the trade routes in the Grumbach and Scheidterbach valleys." Source: Information board on site

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This rustic hut of the PWV St. Ingbert was built in 1912 (see door lintel). About the name: Heinrich Kohl (*01.12.1873; +06.11.1936) from Neustadt/Weinstr. was a pioneer and very active co-founder of the PWV (in 1902). At that time, the forest area of the Kingdom of Bavaria on the left bank of the Rhine included not only the Palatinate, but also parts of what is now Saarland.

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It's nice how he sits by the water

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Nice figure with seating

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Great beer garden that invites you to stop off

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Nice restaurant to stop by

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