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Solid seating at the junction of Haugweg and Heutalsträßle.

View not only to the Betzenbuckel, but also to the Würmtal

Opportunity for a break

A sign here explains the Schanzgraben complex, which dates back to the 14th and 15th centuries and is the last remnant of the Württemberg border fortifications against the Margraviate of Baden.

Station 11 of the Wurmberg community's Gugg-a-mol Trail: Many years ago, the Wurmberg community created its first biotope on the municipal border of Mönshem and Wimsheim. Although the pond occasionally silts up, it still provides a natural habitat for various animals.

The Seeweg (Lake Trail) is a wide forest path that runs parallel to the Grenzbach stream and leads to Lake Paulinensee. A much more scenic alternative is the small forest path that runs on the other side of the Grenzbach stream.

The Old Wimsheimer Way is a wide forest road that runs straight for several kilometers and is primarily used for transporting timber. The Roman road from Bad Cansstatt to the Rhine Valley once ran along this path.

A closed forest cabin, but with a covered veranda for shelter from the rain. A seating area with a table is also available.