周辺の天然記念物・トップ14

The "Three Capuchins" is a Gallo-Roman rock relief that can be found along the Vaubansteig dream loop in Saarland. This relief, carved in red sandstone, originally shows three figures, two of which are still recognizable today: Nantosuelta, the protective goddess of house and farm, and Sucellus, the god of miners and blacksmiths. The name "Three Capuchins" came about in the Middle Ages, when the figures were thought to be Capuchin monks because of their clothing.

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The forest is beautifully enchanted.

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There are not only 3 stone monks

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A remnant of the old limestone quarry which became a nature reserve. Small stone towers are also ready so that hikers can pull them up further. ;)

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Bats are everywhere at night. If the weather is good, the path is definitely something for a great night hike to the castle! Children and adults alike will surely enjoy it.

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Beautiful passage along the German-French border. Traces of the trenches from World War II can still be seen. The forests were simply completely replanted after the war. This is recognizable by the many trees standing in a row.

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Watch out! The real 3 Capuchins are a little further to the left, above the path. They are also slightly smaller!

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Very interesting route

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A great section here directly at / on the border.

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If it weren't for the little coat of arms on the rock, you would actually walk past it and not see it at all.

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A short time later there are already great benches on the Teufelsburg! So it's more worthwhile if everything in the castle is occupied

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The reliefs are easy to find with the blue and white monument protection mark!

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The quarries are really worth seeing. Vauban was a great builder in his day. He also has the fortress in Landau i.d. Palatinate planned and built!

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Very nice path, a bit slippery in rainy weather

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Vauban Steig - a piece of enchanted forest

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Pleasant path over springy forest floor to the path along the German-French border.

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Saarlouis was built by architects Sébastien le Prestre de Vauban and Thomas de Choisy from 1680 to 1690 to protect the new eastern border and the stones were broken in this area. There is also a Vauban hiking trail.

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Nature reserve "Beruser Kalksteinbruch" The site of the former Röchling’s limestone quarry, which operated until the post-war period, was officially designated as a nature reserve "Beruser Kalksteinbruch" by the Saarland Ministry of the Environment in 1983. As the first state-designated nature reserve since the incorporation of the Saarland into the Federal Republic of Germany (1957), it serves to protect and preserve the unique flora and fauna found here, such as the bird of the "nine-killer" or the so-called "pyramid orchid" as an orchid species. As a geological and cultural historical monument, the exposed and visible series of rocks of the Upper Muschelkalk, exposed in the limestone quarry walls, reminds of man and nature at the same time. Source: Text information board

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Nature reserve "Beruser Kalksteinbruch" The site of the former Röchling’s limestone quarry, which operated until the post-war period, was officially designated as a nature reserve "Beruser Kalksteinbruch" by the Saarland Ministry of the Environment in 1983. As the first state-designated nature reserve since the incorporation of the Saarland into the Federal Republic of Germany (1957), it serves to protect and preserve the unique flora and fauna found here, such as the bird species of the "nine killer" or the so-called "pyramid orchid" as an orchid species. As a geological and cultural historical monument, the exposed and visible series of rocks of the Upper Muschelkalk, exposed in the limestone quarry walls, reminds of man and nature at the same time. Source: Text information board

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Supplying the Völklinger Hütte from limestone quarries in Lorraine became uneconomical due to rising transport costs. Therefore, this limestone quarry was acquired in 1912, expanded to 50 hectares and provided with a transport cable car. The limestone opencast mining was discontinued in 1950, the lime kiln operated until 1961. In 1983 the area was declared a nature reserve.

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