ヴァイセンベルクでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Rest area with a view of Horschau. A small bench invites you to linger.

Drehsa Castle, park, and manor house, with a plaque at the entrance gate providing information about the Way of St. James (Camino de Santiago). Information: First mentioned in 1627 as a fief. The castle, park, and manor house are not open to the public. The observation tower is a former water tower of the manor and was used as a lookout from 1994 to 2007. It has 115 steps, was built in 1889, and supplied water to the castle until 1967.

Ideal for resting right by the water.

The dragon slayer Siegfried is apparently still sitting on the tail of the slain dragon. However, the hero himself is no longer complete, although it remains unclear whether the weather conditions have simply had an effect or whether destruction is the cause. The absence of the right arm suggests the latter.

A mini-Switzerland with slopes and rocks, a stream (Steindörfler Wasser). Very beautiful scenery.

Right next to the manor house in Drehsa there is a lovely playground with a small, older rest area and a new rest area, which, thanks to its roof, can be used as shelter from the rain, but is also suitable as a picnic area for a smaller group.

Beautiful stretch of trail along old fruit trees. Simply wonderful!

This "Lausker Schanze" is notable for the fact that on the top of the rampart there is a romantic ruin built in Gothic style in 1807. This served as an observation tower until the middle of the 20th century, but has since become a "real" ruin.