クライエンベルクゲマインデでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

A truly idyllic spot to stretch your legs and enjoy the old winter linden trees that provide hikers with cooling shade.

The historic building from 1911 still supplies the community of Tiefenort with drinking water today.

The historic building, dating back to 1911, still supplies drinking water to the lower-lying community. Viewed from the side, the brick building, surrounded by greenery, resembles a hobbit hole.

Touringen stamping point 22 can be found in the covered beer garden.

The climb is quite a challenge, but a rest area and some benches provide an opportunity to catch your breath.

The shelter offers hikers sufficient protection from bad weather on their way to the castle.

Simply wonderful in the early morning at sunrise.

Mekers is a relatively new place that was mentioned in 1308, but was completely deserted in the 15th century. Even after the Thirty Years' War, there were only 12 families left here. In the center there are a few houses worth seeing, but also a lot of traffic on the B62. You can stop off at up to 3 snack bars (one of which has a bakery in the supermarket), all of which are close to the visitor mine.