周辺の峡谷・トップ5

There are so many different hollow ways here

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We did what Jochen did and went straight into the hollow instead of following the komoot route. The exciting thing was that you have to leave the hollow, but then you can walk along the hollow for a while at the top and see what a hollow looks like when it's overgrown. (Originally, they were actually paths.)

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The path marked on komoot runs next to/above the hollow - we hiked into the hollow - after about half a path leads out of the hollow into the vineyards - but on the other side than the path.

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One of several ravines in the area

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One of the most beautiful ravines in Alsheim 👌😎 There is an exciting flora and fauna on the meter-high, steep loess slopes. Alsheim is also widely known for its "hollow path paradise"! http://www.hohlwege-alsheim.de/42420.html

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The "Wormser Hohl" (Worms Hollow) is located in the Bordsberg Nature Reserve. Even those familiar with such naturally created hollows will be fascinated by this paved one. Information panels along the way explain this phenomenon. There's also an interesting wine trail between this hollow and the Mörstadt roundabout!

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There are a lot of beautiful and deep ravines in the area

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Losboden is the dust of the Ice Age.

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The ravines are a classic structural feature of the Rhine-Hessian landscape. They were created through centuries of agricultural use. The heavy carts dug deep grooves in the loosened soil and erosion from the water during heavy rain eroded the soil. If the grooves got too deep, they had to be smoothed out again. The path dug itself deeper and deeper and is partially limited by loose walls more than three meters high. The Los is the dust of the Ice Age, which was blown here from the river valleys after the Ice Age and deposited them. It stores heat and has a high proportion of lime and is therefore very fertile soil

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One of many ravines near Alsheim. Many ravines only reveal their true beauty and uniqueness at second glance. At over 10km, Alsheim has the largest ravine system in Germany.

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This is where wall bugs live in their natural habitat

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The ravines are a great scenic experience. A gem in Rheinhessen.

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Has something of Paris Roubaix. By bike you can feel on the sunken paths, as feel the historic paving stones of the famous cycling classic. The section was also part of the "Nibelungen Gravelride" 2018.

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The 29 km of accessible Alsheim ravines are a Rhine-Hessian specialty. These paths were created through centuries of use by carts and runoff water and are ecologically valuable habitats for animals and plants. If you would like to know more about the origins and special flora and fauna in the "Hohlwegeparadies", you will find it here: www.hohlwege-alsheim.de, www.vg-eich.de or www.rheinhessen.de

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The WeinAromaMeile informs with display boards about the condition of the soils, grape varieties and wines in Rheinhessen, aroma structure of the different wines, the varietals in the climate change, emergence of the hollow paths, as well as flora and fauna in the vineyard. More information: http://www.verkehrsverein-alsheim.de/?page_id=927

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At the roadside is a well-preserved hydraulic Doppelkorbkelter.

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Hollow paths can be found in several places in Rheinhessen, e.g. like here at Mörstadt and especially many at Mettenheim. It's fun to drive these, even if it is not particularly gentle on material.

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