ゲッセンハイムの絶景の山頂・トップ5

The summit cross on Heßlarer Berg (approx. 330 m above sea level) near Karlstadt in Lower Franconia is a popular destination for hikers and offers a panoramic view over the Main Valley. From here, there is an excellent view of Karlstadt as well as the surrounding vineyards and hills of the Franconian Plateau. The rest area at the cross, with tables and benches, is ideally located for a break.

A lovely resting place with a view of the Main Valley. A second bench with a beautiful view is located nearby.

A beautiful view of the Main Valley and Karlstadt

A very beautiful view of the Main valley, opposite is the Edelweiss

Here you have a great view of the Main valley, the greatest of course is the view to Gammi, my home

A bench invites you to cycle. Wonderful view

From the Mäuseberg you have a fantastic view of the Main valley. But it is also worth looking in front of your feet, because here, in the Mäusberg-Rammersberg-Ständelberg nature reserve, rare plants such as Adonis and orchids grow. They find ideal conditions in the warm and low-precipitation climate of the nature reserve.

The open-air chapel is reminiscent of the former Kilianstein Castle, whose history includes: is connected to the von Thüngen noble family, which has left its mark in many places in the region. In 1608 it was pledged to the University of Würzburg. From 1660 the castle was no longer inhabited and fell into ruins. From 1904 to 1958, basalt was mined at the top of the Sodenberg, which was originally around 20 m higher. The castle ruins also fell victim to the crater created by the mining - only the cross chapel remained.