ヴェソウのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

What more could you want, castle including restaurant and beautiful views, well if that's not a destination.

The Schönburg from this perspective, pure postcard motif. Always nice to look at.

A welcome refreshment on hot days. Right on the way.

Information board "Paths through the Schönburger Felsen" (geopath) & Signposts for better orientation

The headwaters of the Wethau are located in the Thuringian Saale-Holzland district west of the town of Eisenberg. It has its source in Hohendorf near Bürgel and flows together above Petersberg with a tributary that has its source south of Hainspitz. From there it flows northwards via Kämmeritz, Hainchen and Zschorgula, crosses the state border with Saxony-Anhalt and flows through the towns of Seiselitz, Utenbach, Cauerwitz, Großgestewitz, Wettaburg, Wetterscheid, Mertendorf and Wethau. It flows into the Saale south of the town of Schönburg. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wethau_(Saale)

This is also where the Geopfad Schönburg goes with a length of 7.9 km

The Schönburg lies on a sandstone rock about 40 m above the Saale. The 32 m high keep with its beautiful fireplace in the tower room and the guard room at the top of the tower are particularly worth seeing. The building next to the gate to the outer bailey is the former forester's lodge and was built in 1539/40 in the Renaissance style. There are sufficient parking spaces at the foot of the Schönburg, from which you can start your excursions to the castle and the surrounding area. A dock for ships, a campsite, bike and hiking trails around Schönburg invite you to relax. For weary hikers there is a café and pastry shop. Knight's banquets, candlelight dinners and much more are organized in the Burgschänke. The "court house" of the Naumburg bishops from the 12th century is located within the medieval walls. The registry office of our administrative community maintains a branch office here. Source: http://www.schoenburg.de/

up here you will find the "Engel vom Kroppental" made of stone, part of the geopath (7.9 km)