ヴァーンヴェーゲンのおすすめランニングルート

Rest area on the Panoramaweg at the height of Glan-Münchweiler.

⚱️ This panel takes you deep into the time around 800 BC: The so-called Hallstatt graves near Steinbach tell the story of the life, beliefs, and death of the early Celts. Archaeological finds such as jewelry, bone remains, and even a copper kettle testify to a rich culture. Those who hike here are walking through history. 📍 Tip: ⚱️ Combine this panel with the nearby burial mound – together they create a quiet, impressive window into history in the middle of the forest.

🏡 The Nature Friends' House "Am Haselrech" is more than just a hut – it's a living hiking culture. Since the 1920s, it's been a place for community and nature experiences. The information board tells the story of the long journey to the present day – through the Nazi era, re-establishment, and reconstruction. Today, there's space here again to rest, play, and enjoy. 📍 Tip: 🏡 Read the history – it makes the Nature Friends' House a special place with depth.

⚰️ A silent witness to the past: This moss-covered burial mound dates back to around 400 BC – presumably of Celtic origin. The small plaque seems almost inconspicuous, but if you look closely, you'll sense the specialness of this place. Mystical. Timeless. Touching. 📍 Tip: 🪨 Slow down a few steps here – this place has more depth than meets the eye.

🗺️ This sign tells the story of one of the oldest routes in the region: the "Altstraße" (Old Road) on the ridge between Brücken and Glan-Münchweiler. A route ran here as early as the Iron Age – over 2,000 years old! Today, it's part of the "Jewish Culture Trail" and offers fascinating insights into the early settlement of the Palatinate Uplands. 📍 Tip: 🗺️ Anyone interested in history should definitely read both signs on the Cultural Trail – they make this hike particularly worthwhile.

📝 There's a publicly accessible charging station right at the start of the Burgblick Loop. Ideal for those arriving by electric car – you can conveniently charge your vehicle here while you're on the go. The parking lot was barely full at the start of the tour, and there's a small swimming pool across the street – perfect for a refreshing dip before or after the hike. 💡 Tip: It's worth arriving early – the parking lot is quiet, but occasionally busy due to the swimming pool.

Rest area with seating (without backrests), as well as an orientation board and information panel. An ancient road may have run along this long ridge between the Ohmbach Valley and the Glan Valley as early as the Iron Age (ca. 750 BC to the year 0). Source: Information panel no. 4 ("Old Road") of the "Jewish Culture" circular trail on site

"Six flat-topped hills spread out here along the mountain ridge [...]." These ancient Celtic burial sites are located along an ancient ridge path. Source: On-site information board: "Cetian burial mounds from the Hallstatt period"