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Rock formation "Three Giants" with three huge rocks and a wonderful view of Beutelsbach and the surrounding vineyards in the Remstal valley.

Station 10 of the Biblical Wine Trail: Paul Gerhardt is the most famous Lutheran hymn writer, the beloved figure of the Protestant hymnal. He was born on March 12, 1607, in Gräfenhainichen, near Wittenberg, which was then part of Saxony. In his parents' inn, he learned a down-to-earth, clear language that still resonates with people 400 years later. Orphaned at the age of 15, he attended the princely school in Grimma. He completed his theological studies in Wittenberg.

... "so-called "Gruhen" in "WE-Schnait," in the Rems-Murr district, Baden-Württemberg. These stone benches were once used by porters to rest (16th to 19th centuries). - At that time, heavy loads were transported across the countryside with back packs or baskets on the heads of farmhands, peddlers, etc. - The raised structure allowed porters to pick up their goods independently after a rest. - These "benches" can be found scattered throughout southern Germany; in the Ludwigsburg district alone, there are at least 30 well-preserved "Gruhen"

"Streuobstpfad - Schnaiter Rain" - in , WE-Schnait, in the Rems-Murr district, Baden-Württemberg - Circular trail - official start/end at the "Schnaiter Halle" - Mostly meadow paths - The paths are mowed regularly, but they are natural paths! - Not wheelchair accessible - Designed and implemented in 2005 - The information panels were renewed in 2019 (17 panels in total) https://www.bund-weinstadt.de/streuobstpfad/tafeln_neu/streuobstpfad_tafeln_neu.pdf - Each panel contains a "children's puzzle" - the solution is always on the next panel - Flyer at: https://www.weinstadt.de/de/Kultur-Freizeit/Tourist-Info/Prospekte-und-Broschueren

... the "Käppele" is located near Weinstadt-Endersbach, in the Rems-Murr district, Baden-Württemberg. - an exact date or origin is difficult, - it is assumed that it was built in the 15th century - from 1921 to 1953 the hermit "David Rühle" ("Käppeles-David") lived in the building in the simplest of conditions - various extensions that were built were demolished in 1953 - the chapel was restored in 1955 and 1998 - a cross was erected inside - the artist? (possibly from the artist family "Nuss?) - can be reached via the "Franconian-Swabian Way of St. James" (yellow sun on a blue background) or the "blue dot" hiking trail, among other things - next to the chapel there is a small rest area or a bench in front of the chapel

... "Paul Gerhardt" - Station No. 10 of the "Biblical Wine Trail" near "Weinstadt-Beutelsbach" in the Rems-Murr district, Baden-Württemberg. https://biblischerweinwanderweg.de/der-rundweg#tab-1616679966660-10-3 - Bench available Biblical Wine Trail: - Circular route with 20 stations - Approximately 7 km long - Marked "Bible and Wine (WE3)" - The trail is entirely paved - Further information at: https://biblischerweinwanderweg.de/

...at station number 15 of the "Biblical Wine Trail" near Beutelsbach, a wine-growing town in the Rems-Murr district of Baden-Württemberg. https://biblischerweinwanderweg.de/der-rundweg#tab-1616681809406-16-4 - See also: https://www.komoot.com/de-de/highlight/7225881

The Käppele, which was probably built in the 15th century, was only used as a shelter in the 19th century. The hermit »Käppeles-David« lived here from 1921 to 1953. The building was renovated in 1955. Today the Käppele is a resting point on various hiking trails, including the Way of St. James. The old pilgrimage chapel has been well restored and there is a barbecue area right next door.