ハイムヴァイラーの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ20

Very nice hut directly on the Vitaltour circular hiking trail 🐻 Bärenroute 👍Perfect for a relaxing stay🙂🥰

Today's hut, with a wonderful view of Bärenbach, was originally designed by the Bärenbach Volunteer Fire Department as a sales stand at the 1992 District Home Day in Kirn. It was then installed as a shelter at its current location and is now integrated into the “Bear Route” vitality tour. There are plaques here that provide information about the life of the notorious robber captain Schinderhannes, who is proven to have lived in Bärenbach for a time, Source: http://www.baerenbach.de/Freizeit/Schinderhanneshuette/

Great rest area with a shelter, lots of information boards, a wonderful view and a great swing

On December 19, 2020, the hut was made available to the general public. Since then, the interior has been equipped with a sleeping loft of approx. 5 square meters, a 3.5m long solid log table and several benches. The windows and the door keep wind and weather outside. A handcrafted acrylic glass pane is installed in the gable on the south side and allows a view of the sunrise from the sleeping loft. A USB charging station and LED lighting powered by a PV system are available as technical equipment. In the outdoor area, under the roof overhangs, several solid wood seats were installed and also provide visitors with a weatherproof rest area. Since June 2021 we have kept two drawers with mineral water and spritzer in the basement for those who are thirsty. Source: https://hennweiler.de/tourismus/teufelsfelshuette/

Beautiful log cabin to rest and linger.

Below the Celtic ring wall, this shelter on the country road offers a good place to rest and, thanks to the parking lot, can be used as a starting point for hikes. This is where the trail along the Hosenbach and the uphill paths such as the E1 circular route along the Lörschbach and the ring wall circular route meet. In the hut there is space for up to 10 hikers at the table and bench and garbage cans ensure problem-free disposal. A large information board reports on the ring wall examined in the 1970s.

A great view from the log cabin.

The villagers from Hennweiler built the relatively new log house from windthrow wood.