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There are also benches at the shelter for taking a break.

There are also some benches here that invite you to take a short break.

Especially in summer, it is very pleasant to relax here for a moment with a cool drink after visiting the swimming pool.

Unfortunately, nothing of it remains today; it's all overgrown. As children in the distant past, we used to climb around in it...

An abandoned quarry in Rödermark, in the Urberach district, near the border with Dreieich, features a sandstone cliff face. It's an interesting sight. Traces of old quarrying are still visible, and nature has been largely left to its own devices, resulting in a small primeval forest.

In summer it's a lovely resting place to look out over the fields...unfortunately the bench isn't there in winter....

Highest elevation on the Bulau. As children, a long time ago, this was our sledding hill.

Lots of interesting information about the area's past, including the Celts and Romans. The following can be found on the Rödermark town website: Northwest of Urberach lies the Bulau ridge. The sand dunes in this area, which here overlie the foothills of the Odenwald forest, were used early on for the construction of burial mounds. Bronze arm rings date their origin to the Middle Hallstatt period (700–450 BC). Originally, there was a group of about 25 burial mounds here, two of which have been reconstructed. The "High Road" (Hohe Straße) led from the Roman administrative center of Dieburg across the Bulau, past the burial mounds, towards Dietzenbach. The reconstructed burial mounds, together with the replica of the structure of such a Roman road, a time bridge to Earth's history and the figurative representation of a Celtic funeral procession, created by the artist Kai Georg Wujanz, form the "cultural-historical experience site on the Bulau", a project of the Rhine-Main Regional Park.