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If you go a little way into this rock cellar, you can feel the cold. This is how they used to always have cold drinks for their inn in front of it.

Very steep single trail, only accessible on foot with good footwear

Because this is a place that not many will find. From the path steeply uphill about 60 meters in altitude on a path that is not a path, through undergrowth and bushes. Good footwear is important and pay attention to the signs, orange markings and a white thread mark the path. The gnome house would certainly be easier to find from the top of the Würzeberg, about 380m high, but I couldn't find a way there.

The highlight of our hike was the gnome house, not because it is so interesting there, but finding the way there is the challenge. The 60 m climb from the path to 360 m up to the cave in the red sandstone requires breathing air, beads of sweat and surefootedness. Since the path quickly gets lost between fallen trees and branches, there are 3 ways to find it: 1. Follow the coordinates: 50.97759 N 8.74539 E 2. Follow the Komoot markings across (mountain) fields 3. Always go uphill to the top of the Würzeberg at 383 m, then back down and walk along the mountain at 360 m - then the gnome house must come. :-)

Listed boundary stone with the Mainz wheel on one side and the Hessian lion on the other side. Amöneburg belonged to Mainz for a long time and that is why the Mainz wheel can still be found in the city coat of arms of Amöneburg. The boundary stone is in a nice rest area with a great view.

This chapel also has a listed boundary stone with the Mainz wheel on one side and the Hessian lion on the other side. Amöneburg belonged to Mainz for a long time. There is also a nice rest area here with a great view.

The gnome house is very impressive. The arduous climb is definitely worth it. However, it is not on a real hiking trail. Initially on a rustic hiking trail, you suddenly end up in the middle of a steep slope without any clues. There is no signage. We made our way along a more or less existing trail through fir trees and larks. You should be very sure-footed on steep slopes and shoes with treads are a must. Since the descent seemed unsafe to us, we opted for the adventure option over the mountain through the middle of the forest without paths. Definitely not recommended for imitation.