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Stoppelkopftrailは、2つの異なる地点からスタートできます。1つはヘルマン小屋（北側）の前、もう1つは小屋を過ぎて左（南側エントリー）です。どちらのエントリーにも魅力があります。南側は少し狭く、利用者が少ないです。合流後、いくつかの岩場が続きます。基本的に、このトレイルは簡単に走行できます。狭いトレイルが好きな方には、ヘルマン小屋の少し北にあるGlaser-PfadをForsthaus Silbertalへの下りに利用することをお勧めします。

素晴らしい美しい、簡単なトレイル。お見逃しなく。

プファルツ鉄道博物館（旧プファルツバーン博物館、ノイシュタット鉄道博物館）は、ノイシュタット中央駅にかつてあった鉄道車両基地の機関車庫のすぐ隣にあります。

Flexible Ute Gies

A great trail, great for riding. But watch out for hikers.

The plant was built at Burgstrasse 17 and put into operation in 1892. https://www.swwachenheim.de/strom-infos.html

The existence of a parish in Wachenheim is believed to have existed since around the 9th century. In 1341 Wachenheim was granted town rights. A late Gothic choir tower church with a three-story tower and a pointed roof is known from a Merian engraving. In 1674 the building was destroyed in the Dutch War and was not rebuilt until 1686. In 1689 the town, the Wachtenburg and the church were destroyed in the War of the Palatinate Succession. In 1711 the reconstruction of the church was completed. In 1715 the dividing wall was built, separating the choir and tower from the nave. In 1859 the nave was demolished and then rebuilt in the neo-Gothic style. Excerpts from https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Georg_(Wachenheim) I was able to visit the Protestant part of the nave.

This is one of the more than 300 knight stones of the Palatinate Forest Association (PWV). However, since it does NOT have a "PWV" abbreviation (unlike most knight stones), you can only tell on site via KOMOOT that this is NOT a simple information stone (but a PWV knight stone).