부르크쿤슈타트 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The archery course in the Ebnether Forest (officially called the Felsenkeller course) is operated by the Bowhunter Oberlangenstadt club. It is considered one of the most beautiful 3D courses in Northern Bavaria and is known for its challenging, rocky terrain. Here's what you can expect: There are a total of 32 stations with 3D targets, which have been fully open again since August 1, 2025, following renovations. The course leads through a wooded area with impressive rock formations and offers a variety of shots, including long-distance uphill shots. Bows of all types (including compound bows) are permitted, but crossbows are prohibited.

The Ebnether Rock Gate is, so to speak, the "photogenic centerpiece" of the rock labyrinth. It is an imposing natural archway, formed by the erosion and drifting apart of massive sandstone blocks. The gate is so high and wide that adults can comfortably walk through it upright. The massive walls consist of the Rhaetian-Lias sandstone typical of the region. It is a prime example of joint formation. Over millennia, the rock fissures have widened due to weathering, leaving behind this arch-like opening.

In addition to the Jacob's Cave, the rock formations also include the Franzenshöhle (Franzen's Cave). According to a story, two robbers named after them hid there in the 16th century. In fact, the caves were probably named after the lords of the Ebneth castle: Franz Paul Christoph (1750-1823) and Jakob Wolfgang (1751-1817) von Seckendorff-Arberdar.

If you take the upper Gottesgarten circular trail, marked number 1, the rock gate is just a few steps away and easily accessible. It's set as a highlight further down here. If you take the path, you have to climb steeply.

The town hall was built in 1689/1690. The baroque half-timbered building stands on the site of the former castle grounds and is a landmark of the town. It is considered one of the most important examples of Franconian carpentry around 1700. The building is approximately 18 meters long, 12 meters wide, and 20 meters high. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rathaus_(Burgkunstadt)

How beautiful is the baroque town hall in the Upper Franconian town of Burgkunstadt. The building is a landmark of the town and is considered one of the most important examples of Franconian carpentry around 1700. Source: Wikipedia

This footpath runs along the old city walls with beautiful views of the lower part of the town

Historic town hall with strikingly beautiful half-timbering