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A very nice rest stop on the Hohe Straße. When the Hohe Straße was still an old trade route, this was the last place for merchants to rest before they arrived in Frankfurt.

The Main-Taunus Arboretum is a park-like woodland landscape of approximately 76 hectares located between Eschborn, Schwalbach, and Sulzbach. It was established in the early 1980s as compensatory reforestation for the expansion of Frankfurt Airport on the site of a former airfield. Today, over 600 species of trees and shrubs from the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere grow here. Instead of individual display trees, complete forest communities have been planted, allowing visitors to experience a small "botanical world tour" through forests from Europe, North America, and Asia along its walking paths. The freely accessible arboretum combines nature experiences, environmental education, and recreation and is considered one of the most important tree collection areas in the region – a tranquil, green contrast to the nearby metropolis of Frankfurt.

The Old Airfield (formerly Maurice Rose Airfield) in Frankfurt's Green Belt is a former American military airfield used until 1992. It covers an area of approximately 4.5 hectares and lies within the districts of Frankfurt-Bonames and Frankfurt-Kalbach-Riedberg. After its closure, it was transformed into a nature and recreation area in 2003/04 by the "Green Belt" project group and the GTL Landscape Architects office, for which they received the German Landscape Architecture Prize in 2005.

This is where the Flörsheimer Warte is located! It's an absolutely worthwhile destination, as the view is magnificent and you can also take a break up here with a glass of wine or other snacks.

There is a beautiful avenue of service trees here. A few other trees have now sneaked in, but it's still great.

It is a joy to see that the canalized Nidda is slowly regaining some "freedom."

The steles are meant to represent a barcode that we see on almost every product today. The sculpture is meant to represent the goods that were once transported along the Hohe Straße.

A collection of domestic animals awaits you here. There are various birds, sheep, goats, rabbits, and donkeys. Even the youngest hikers are sure to enjoy them ;-)