周辺の山小屋・トップ3

As far as I know, sometimes there is even a festival there

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Interesting place with many information boards and also an ideal resting place

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Interesting

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Very nice place for a break, there is even a toilet here.

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The hut takes its name from the 7 paths that intersect - viewed from above like a star. Forester Vopelieuns built the hut at the crossroads at the beginning of the 19th century.

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The Wayside Chapel is part of a group of chapels in the area, designed by various architects and constructed as of 2018. Nice place to stop for a moment, regardless of religion or belief.

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The Gundelfingen Chapel by Hans Engel is part of the "Seven 7 Chapels" project of the Siegfried and Elfriede Denzel Foundation. The seven chapels along the cycle paths in the Swabian Danube Valley were designed by seven architects and are The project is also signposted as a cycle tour.

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The only openly built chapel on the 7-chapel circular route.

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Seven chapels on the cycle paths in the Swabian Danube Valley (near Offingen) In 2016, the Wertingen entrepreneur Siegfried Denzel and his wife set up the Siegfried and Elfriede Denzel Foundation with the aim of promoting art, history, church, religion and culture. In discussions with the founder in February 2017, Dr. Peter Fassl, district heritage officer and deputy chairman of the foundation, developed the Seven Chapels project.

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Chapel Gundelfingen by Hans Engel of the Siegfried and Elfriede Denzel Foundation: The path chapel on the cycle path from Offingen to Gundelfingen is located in the flat Danube valley, which has been cultivated since the 19th century and has a wide range of uses from agriculture, gravel mining to leisure activities. The chapel has a cross-shaped floor plan, which forms an open space and is differentiated into a religious center and two seating niches. Twelve turned round columns made of glued larch wood support a flat wooden roof. The entire wooden construction looks like a small Roman temple, which is in turn alienated by three large glass walls. These are graphically designed with leaf motifs and sentences from religion and philosophy about nature. Four corners are formed as “green” walls made of copper beech trees. In the towering chapel hangs a round pane of colored glass with a cross inscribed on it. The connection between outside and inside, nature and architecture can be experienced intensively. Tables with seating invite you to rest, relax, look, think and reflect.

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A remarkable, unusual architectural style for a chapel.

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A wonderful place to rest when you have a snack with you. Mosquito repellent isn't bad either. The tree trunk with an imposing black woodpecker cave is worth seeing. Carved and provided with information about the forest and its history by the forester.

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This hut is ideal for resting and you can even see a halved tree trunk with a very large black woodpecker cave, leaning against the wall of the hut.

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The Sternhütte is located at a striking crossroads. Seven paths meet here in a star shape. The hut offers covered seating, a fountain and a pond can also be found here. The hut takes its name from the Vopelius star, which sits enthroned on a high trunk at the crossroads. Around 1820 this star was erected at this intersection by forester Vopelius.

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Nice seating and enough space

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Wegkapelle by architect Hans Engel, very worth seeing: open space concept that incorporates the surroundings and invites you to linger.

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There is a bowl and fresh water for animals. Otherwise you can sit there and take a break

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Very nice for a break

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Beautiful chapel designed by a famous architect and chapel built by the Denzel Foundation. The rest area invites you to linger.

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