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There is a segregation plan for the Dünsberg with legally designated trails and hiking trails. Please note the signs.

Unfortunately hardly usable in 2023, all jumps are getting old and overall everything is rather overgrown and resembles a jungle. The single trail is the only one that is still reasonably mobile.

You can still see the Schiffenberg monastery through the treetops. Foliage will soon obscure the view.

For me as a beginner, it's great for practicing basics that you can really use on the trails afterwards. Really nice pump track!

An official downhill route. So that you don't have to hack your way through the forest. For my taste, it's closed far too often.

When Gießeners talk about their “local mountain”, they are talking about Schiffenberg, which is about five kilometers south of the city center. The approximately 280 meter high mountain and the monastery there, which was secularized in 1809, have long been a popular local recreation area and destination. Anyone who would like to have a spatial idea of medieval monastic life should go there. The courtyard of the former monastery includes a high wall. Augustinian canons lived here from the first third of the 12th century and then from 1323 members of the Teutonic Order. But of course the eventful history of the monastery has left its mark with numerous renovations, conversions and new buildings and designs. The Schiffenberg monastery is not only an attraction for all those interested in history, but also a place for leisure and relaxation in all seasons. There is a wonderful view in the south-west of the Pohlheim community. A clear view even enables a view as far as the Taunus. More under https://giessen-discoveren.de/locations/kloster-schiffenberg/

Here in the monastery courtyard you can stay very well in summer.

I like coming up here because of the beautiful view.