ロムロッドの天然記念物・トップ20

The “Backofenhausteich” is named after an oven-shaped vaulted cellar built into the mountain.

A beautiful, idyllic place.

In my photo, you can see the view from the rest area. Simply wonderful! However, this spot is veeeery popular and rarely free...

In the end, it's almost impossible to distinguish between the different views. But each one is amazing in its own right!

The geotope behind the rest area invites you to explore - sure-footedness required! From the highest rock you have a view that is worth seeing!

The Mehlbach pond, which has nothing to do with flour or mills, because it has too little water for a mill and has never powered one, is currently being renovated by Hessen Forst. The dam is being rebuilt. For those interested: The Mehlbach is actually called Molbach, which comes from the Middle High German expression mol and means newt, lizard. Fifty years ago the first syllable was pronounced short, i.e. Melbach, or even Mölbach. That is why the old cadastral maps of the Grand Duchy still say Molbach. It's a bit of a shame that the original name has been parodied here out of ignorance. See the Lagis-Hessen State Archives for more information! I've attached a map section to the pictures. It used to be one of the ponds that had to supply the fish, when meat was still Sunday food.

A few steps into the forest provide a better view of the geotope.

https://www.geopark-vogelsberg.de/aktuelles-aus-dem-geopark/details/naturdenkmal-heinzemann-am-heinzemannskopf-gemuendenehringshausen.html