グロースザイフェンの天然記念物・トップ20

Here in this spot in the valley you can't expect a great view. If you look closely, you can still see the remains of the former grass track racing track in the grass. You can get a view from the southern side of the Fuchskaute near the former lodge.

A quite imposing basalt wall that was uncovered by the quarrying of the basalt. You can see the individual basalt columns very nicely. A lake has formed in the quarry, which is a beautiful photo motif at any time of the year. Entry is free.

A beautifully landscaped park around the rocks of volcanic origin and basalt quarrying. Here you can see the shape of the basalt columns. The information boards are written in a way that is easy to understand. Entry is free and so is parking nearby.

Great photo opportunity and today a nature reserve. In the basalt park we are clearly informed about the origin and hard work of basalt mining and further processing on display boards. The park is open all year round and free of charge.

Great photo opportunity and today a nature reserve. The basalt park provides clear information about the creation and hard work of basalt mining and processing on display boards. The park is open all year round and free of charge.

Beautiful hiking trails and the opportunity to swim

The highest point in the Westerwald. But my expectations were probably too high, it was nice, you should probably take it with you, but it also had a better view.

The 657m high Fuchskaute is the highest elevation in the entire Westerwald. Characteristic of the basalt summit of the Fuchskaute, but also of the entire High Westerwald, are the hedges and strips of spruce that run through the open meadow landscape. These arose as a result of reforestation plans as a countermeasure to the former massive deforestation for iron smelting or agriculture and pastoralism, so that incoming winds can be better slowed down again.