ハーシュホーンの天然記念物・トップ20

The Felsenmeer is a nature reserve. On both sides of the path there are many sandstone rocks covered with mosses and lichens. Among other things, black pines, oaks, birches and horsetails grow.

The Spatschlucht was formed around 1800, when the above-ground mining of heavy spar, also known as barite, began. The white spar powder was used as an additive in the manufacture of paint and paper. All in all, barite was successfully mined in the area for almost 140 years until 1939.

there are a lot of stones lying around

Wolfsschlucht - exactly my thing, I like the upper half better than the lower one

Beautiful excursion destination with distant views!

The Felsenmeer is located in the Heidelberg city forest, south of Schlierbach. The ice-age heap of rock from the weathering products of the Buntsandstein on the north-east slope of the Königstuhl is home to vegetation of oaks, birches, rowan berries and sweet chestnuts and is rich in mosses and lichens.

Idyllic Very worthwhile Nice piece of nature After the gorge was closed for a long time, it has been accessible again for some time

Not far from the road is this small gorge, which is definitely worth a visit. The two entrances are a bit impassable. Still a nice highlight and a great photo spot.