周辺の山小屋・トップ20

It's always good to know where a shelter is. A nice place for a rest.

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The meat dishes here are truly delicious. The chef struggles a bit with salads and vegetarian dishes.

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Unfortunately closed on the Sunday of the Archway Festival

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A pretty building that can be reached in a few minutes from the Kriegsberghütte... however, the view is not really worth it as it is heavily overgrown

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Delicious, home-made cakes, hearty food and a great beer garden. In short: a really nice restaurant in the forest

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Super nice corner for biking

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Open all year round on Sundays

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Very, very nice people there. Nice owners. The spritzer was great, we felt really welcome today and will come back 😊 Prices are completely reasonable. The food looked delicious, but we only had a drink. We'll get the food next time.

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The Ludwigshalle is reminiscent of a Greek temple and was completed in 1890 in honor of King Ludwig II of Bavaria. It can be found on the Kriegsberg in the Göllheim Forest.

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Built in 1890 in honour of King Ludwig II of Bavaria

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Schreiber Hut refuge on the side of the path

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small shelter

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just a covered rest area

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Refreshment only on weekends, but you can find a dry place to rest outside.

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Even if the hut is not catered for, there are many opportunities for a rest outside or under cover.

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Great view of the Donnersberg, monumental building in the middle of the forest.

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Hiking hut, which is operated by the PWV Göllheim local group. Open only on Sundays.

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Is a surprising structure, so in the middle of the forest, if you don't expect it. Positioned a bit odd though.

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"The Göllheimer Häuschen is one of the oldest inns in the North Palatinate. It was originally a Nassau hunting lodge, which, however, was leased to a certain Ludwig Klein at the end of the 18th century by Prince Carl Wilhelm zu Nassau as the "Inn on Göllheimer Straße". Later it was sold, but has always remained an inn." quoted from the inn's website: http://www.xn--gllheimer-huschen-0qb54a.de/ A Roman road used to run past the inn, coming from Stumpfwald via Göllheim to Worms. Reference: http://www.suehnekreuz.de/rhein/enkenbach.htm Today the inn is in Rosenthal's district (NOT part of Göllheim!) and belongs to the town of Kerzenheim in the Eisenberg association of municipalities.

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Cozy hut that invites you to rest; very nice and appealing

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