ハイリゲンハウスの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ20

Just a few steps from the Bergischer Weg. There aren't many shelters along the trail!

Art Nouveau decorations on the house façade

Prehistoric Dino Playground

Stone Age seating group

Miniature Dino Playground

Dore Jacobs was the daughter of the Jewish lawyer and philosopher Ernst Marcus and his wife Berta (née Auerbach, 1869–1918), founder of an association for the defense of women's rights.[1] She studied mathematics and physics in Heidelberg and rhythm and ear training at the Émile Jaques-Dalcroze school in Dresden-Hellerau. She graduated there in 1913. She continued her studies in Bonn. As a student, she also attended lectures by Martin Buber and was a member of the Zionist youth association Blau-Weiß. In 1914, Dore Marcus married the mathematician, educator and philosopher Artur Jacobs. Together they founded the Association - Community for Socialist Life. The goal was a way of life in which the whole person should be absorbed - body, mind and soul. This also included movement and dance.[2] In 1925, she founded the Federal School for Physical Education and Rhythmic Education (today: Dore-Jacobs-Berufskolleg). The schools were banned and closed in 1934. Dore Jacobs survived underground with the help of the League, which continued to work illegally under the leadership of her husband Artur Jacobs. In September 1944, she - who had until then been considered a privileged Jew - had to go into hiding. She and her husband found shelter on Lake Constance in a boarding house run by friends.[3] In the post-war period, which was marked by serious illness, Dore Jacobs concentrated on completing her textbooks on physical education. The school she founded continues to this day as the Dore Jacobs Vocational College under private management. Text from Wikipedia.

beautiful place with hut for observation and to linger

Even if it is getting on in years, it serves its purpose in bad weather for sheltering or for a break.