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A new attraction on the Limes Cycle Path. Open to the public since the end of 2025. The tower is 16 meters high. The viewing platform is at a height of 12 meters.

https://www.ines-nickchen.de/index.php/waldglasweg.html

Here you will find a beautiful glass bench by Ines Nickchen, which is part of the Forest Glass Trail.

Historic boundary stones along the Limes in Nassau-Hesse, often part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, mark not only the ancient Roman border, but also later historical border demarcations (e.g., between the County of Nassau and the Archbishopric of Mainz) that were based on the Limes; they are well preserved and visible along the way, such as the one in the Kröftel area, which shows the Mainz Wheel (Roman side) and the Nassau Lion (Germanic side), and offer impressive insights into the history of the Limes, often accessible via hiking trails such as the Limes Circular Trail.

Interesting information panel about the "raisin bomber" that crashed here in the forest.

From the edge of the forest you have a good view of Kröftel lying in the valley and also of the Glaskopf and the Feldberg.

The historic Roder Bridge in Neuweilnau, a district of Weilrod in the Taunus Mountains, is a picturesque destination for hikers and cyclists. The bridge spans the Weil River and connects the district to the hiking trail between Gemünden and Neuweilnau. The hiking trail, marked by a yellow bar, leads about 1 km north of Neuweilnau over the Weil River and the main road, offering magnificent views of the Weil Valley. Starting in Neuweilnau, perhaps at the miniature golf course, is particularly recommended for exploring the surrounding area. The region is rich in nature and history and invites you to long hikes and bike rides. The Roder Bridge itself is a beautiful photo opportunity and an ideal place for a short rest during your excursion. The combination of historic architecture and idyllic scenery makes the bridge a worthwhile destination in the Taunus.