カム・デス・ヴェゼルゲビルゲス自然公園周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

とても素敵なベンチで、休憩に良い場所です

The Springsteine in the Weserbergland region are a striking rock formation of ancient sandstone and limestone, rising jagged and bizarre from the wooded ridge near Deckbergen. Between narrow crevices, small caves, and steep rock outcrops, an impressive piece of geological history is revealed, providing a habitat for bats, among other creatures. The name "Springsteine" derives from their once prominent location, visible from afar, when they stood like prominent landmarks above the valley. Today, narrow paths wind through them, making the Springsteine a particularly attractive destination for hikers who appreciate geological features, tranquility, and unusual natural formations.

"Otto Frick's" bench may not be familiar to some, but the honorary bench for Otto Paul Martin Frick (1832 to 1892) has been there for quite some time. It's the stone bench located on the path from the Cliff Tower toward Steinbergen and is intended to commemorate the former principal of the Ernestinum Gymnasium (1874 to 1878). Source: https://www.rinteln-aktuell.de/ein-echter-schild-buergerstreich-welcher-weg-fuehrt-zum-klippenturm/

The Springsteine owe their name to the fact that in the past - when the mountains were not yet so densely forested - they could be seen "jumping out" from the valley of the cliffs on the slope.

Interesting rock formations from which the Springsteine, also located on the hike, were created

I love these rocks

Central crossroads in the middle of the forest

The view is limited in summer