ヴァルトモアのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

この噴水は、ヴァルトモール（Waldmohr）のラートハウス通り（Rathausstraße）沿いの37番地の道端にあります。19世紀前半のランニングファウンテン（Laufbrunnen）で、石の水槽と鋳鉄製の柱で構成されており、当時の噴水設備の一例です。また、ゴミ箱が設置されており、向かい側の駐車場への入り口にはベンチがあります。 (出典：Wikipedia: Liste der Kulturdenkmäler in Waldmohr)

Machine houses of the Nordfeld mine

„Lost Place“

💧 Diana Spring at Höcherberg An idyllic spring hidden in the forest, integrated into the Nordfeld Historic Mine Trail. At this point, the clear spring water bubbles from the hillside, reminiscent of the region's ancient mining history—an oasis for hikers and explorers. Tip: Ideal as a refreshing stopover—pack a small bottle, listen to the gentle rippling sound, and feel the deep green surroundings. A perfect complement to a Höcherberg tour or a visit to the Höcherberg Tower.

⛪ Waldmohr Church This simple yet historic church stands in the heart of Waldmohr. The building dates back to the early 18th century and has been renovated several times. Particularly impressive are the baroque tower and the tranquil atmosphere inside. 💡 Tip: A quiet place to pause for a moment – perfect as a short stop during a hike through Waldmohr.

🛠 Nordfeld Historical Mine Trail A 6km circular hiking trail following the traces of coal mining near Höchen – with stops such as the "Fortuna" shaft, old tunnel entrances, loading bays, and the remains of the "Wilhelmine" mine. 💡 Tip: Those interested in industrial heritage should carefully read the information panels along the way – they provide fascinating insights into the working world of past centuries.

🪵 Bench by the Stream A quiet place to sit right next to the babbling stream – perfect for a short break in the shade and listening to nature. 💡 Tip: A pleasant place to relax, especially on warm days – also for a short rest with your dog or a picnic.

⚙️ Ruins of the Engine Houses – The Heart of the Nordfeld Mine Among trees and brambles lie the remains of the once mighty engine houses of the Nordfeld Mine. This is where the conveyor technology, compressors, and power plants that kept the mine running stood. Today, only fragments of walls and foundations remain visible – a quiet place with a wealth of history buried beneath the ground. Tip: The square is particularly impressive when the sun is low in the sky – contours, brick remains, and old structures become clearly visible again. Please be respectful and stay on the paths.