周辺の天然記念物・トップ9

We only cycled past, but it's definitely worth a hike. There are many Celtic sights to discover there.

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Up here on the Hirnberg, flocks of countless starlings and rooks compete with each other. The crows are known to us as winter guests and often signal a cold snap. The starlings, on the other hand, have only been avoiding the migration south for a few years. When they attacked my bird feeders, I had to google them to identify them. Yes, climate change is not only experienced in the media and in the speeches of politicians. When you go outside, you will find confirmation of it.

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On the occasion of the coronation of King Wilhelm I as German Emperor in the Palace of Versailles in 1871, five linden trees were planted at this spot. Three of them are still standing.

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Distinctive fork in the road

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In the footsteps of the Romans.

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A beautiful mystical place.

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Walnut trees above the fisherman's house/pond

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Very idyllic place to rest

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Nice quiet place with a viewing platform.

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Rammelfanger Kaiserlinden (planted 1871) The proclamation of the Prussian King Wilhelm I as Emperor of the Second German Empire on January 18, 1871 in the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles was preceded by the victory over France (Battle of Sedan 02.09.1870) and the end of the French Empire under Napoleon III. In the period that followed, imperial trees were planted and imperial gardens were created in almost all communities in our area. This was also the background to the planting of the 4 linden trees: the bäunıe were often planted outside the villages. Presumably, after having belonged to the Duchy of Lorraine for a long time, the population did not agree with the patriotism imposed by Prussia from above. Source: Text information board

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Very nice rest area .. with a wood past so that you can look a little deep .. but ideal for a picnic ..

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Whoever chooses the Druid Path learns more about the Celts, good information boards.

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The little detour was worth it to see these caves :-)

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Here you stand on the edge of a Celtic barrow that is still very recognizable.

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Free parking and a great view right away

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Ideal for use as a resting place in summer

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The source sanctuary Sudelfels near Him near Niedaltdorf is a Gallo-Roman sacral district with several small temples within a fenced-in district and a secular building, which probably served as a pilgrimage hostel. One of the temples has an octagonal layout and contains a pool of water, which is fed by a spring. Fragments of statues and inscriptions and numerous votive offerings indicate the veneration of Roman (Apollo) and Celtic spring and blessing deities (Sirona, Rosmerta). You can find the source and more information here: https://www.urlaub.saarland/Media/Attractions/Quellheiligtum-Sudelfels also interesting here: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sudelfels

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The Weinbach Valley becomes the "Grät", a small gorge with a jungle atmosphere. There is a historical "Burren" (fountain) and benches and tables surrounded by water, as well as a small footbridge in the bones.

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Rest and parking lot and at the same time the starting point of the Traumschleife Brain Gallenberg Tour

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Great parking space. Get out and immediately enjoy the great view. Get in the mood for the hike.

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