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Great path along the Moosalbe

An interesting short crossing of the Bärenschlucht. You get to the ford via a narrow, steep path. This ford can only be identified by the stones and a few rotten boards. But that's what makes it interesting and adventurous. Luckily, the stream is only 10 cm deep at most, so even I, a non-swimmer, could survive 😉 On the right side of the stream in the direction of Eußerzhal, you can see that the path is rarely used anymore. High weeds with thorns make it difficult to walk.

A little rest on the bench

Very nice descent from Johanniskreuz. But there is also a lot of traffic. There is not much space to overtake, but people still overtake with too little distance. At the end there is a ruined tower of an old church to admire.

The Moosalbe (as it is called on the official topographical map) or Moosalb (as it is often called locally) is a nearly 26 km long river in the West Palatinate (Rhineland-Palatinate) and a right tributary of the Schwarzbach. The upper Moosalb valley is also called Hammertal because of its industrial monuments for iron smelting and iron processing, because hammer mills stood there that were powered by the Moosalb water. Further along, the upper valley is identical to the tourist-used Karlstal Gorge. See: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moosalbe_(Schwarzbach)

Nice bench to rest under a large stone. However, there were so many mosquitoes underneath that I unfortunately kept walking. The crossing of the stream is unfortunately only a temporary solution made of individual boards, the former bridge is on the other side in the blackberry bushes

The bench is right by the stream... ideal for a break