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Rest benches and free parking ideal for hiking from there

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 Diepoldsturm, named after Diepold von Bernhausen, is a relic of an old castle complex that was destroyed during the Thirty Years' War in 1645.

The foundation of St. Nicholas Church dates back to around 1050-1100. Round-arched windows on the south side still indicate the Romanesque architectural style. In the 18th century, the church became too small. It was also very dark, the acoustics were poor and the pulpit was too low. Therefore, the church was extended by about 20 feet (towards the west). The church was whitewashed, the altar was bricked up, and four large windows were installed. The gallery in the choir was demolished and the organ was removed from the choir and placed where the pulpit had previously stood. The old organ was given to the community of Wimsheim for 100 guilders. In Mönsheim, a new organ was installed for 180 guilders by the organ maker Haasenmayer in Schwäbisch Hall. The church square was a cemetery until 1841. This is now located at the edge of town towards Heimsheim.

Beautiful local recreation area, with the Paulinensee having its own charm in every season. Especially in autumn, the colorful trees are beautifully reflected on the mostly smooth water surface. Various seating areas are available, and several hiking trails also pass by here (including the Mönsheimer Gipfeltour).

Wide forest path that leads from the Paulinensee to a smaller pond, where you can then continue the path towards Wurmberg or Wimsheim.