ミヒェルブーフの天然記念物・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.

there are a lot of stones lying around

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.

Pure nature, great views, mystical path through the mossy rocks! Deserted, the alternative to the overcrowded steps and mountain railway !!!

Was open today and a stunning view. But even if I'm not afraid of heights... that's really high and wobbles quite a bit. Despite almost zero wind and I alone up there. But the view... WOW! 👍

The "Sea of Rocks" in the Heidelberg city forest is something for specialists: On the one hand, plants thrive in the nature reserve that are adapted to the unusual and rather inhospitable site conditions of the ice age-shaped block heap. On the other hand, the area is difficult to access off the beaten path, so maintaining it requires a lot of effort and special skill. From the Molkenkur as well as from the “Hohler Kästenbaum” spider, a path leads through the protected area south of the Wolfsbrunnen in Schlierbach. See https://www.rnz.de/nachrichten/heidelberg_artikel,-Heidelberg-Felsenmeer-im-Stadtwald-schon-fast-Denkmalschutz-_arid,29390.html

Narrow path and a very different mood e.g. in winter with fog, or in spring. Warning: stones can be very slippery.

A really beautiful lake with a place to rest. If you are lucky you will also see fish