콜렌버그 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

잘 짜여진 "트레일 허용" 컨셉 덕분에 일반적으로 다양한 사용자 간의 혼란이 발생하지 않습니다! 조심성과 배려심을 가지고, 덜 또는 더 "포장된" 자동차-숲-도로에서 벗어나 이 아름다운 길을 걷거나 (자전거를 타거나?) 타는 것은 정말 좋습니다. 좋은 생각입니다!

훌륭한 트레일, 아주 멋지게 흘러갑니다…😉

자전거 타는 사람과 하이커를 위한 핫스팟입니다. 강을 따라 벤치가 있는 아름다운 산책로가 있습니다. 그 중간에는 펍, 비어 가든, 훌륭한 아이스크림 가게가 있습니다.

과거 Freudenberg를 휩쓴 홍수에 대한 매우 아름다운 설명입니다.

The Würzburg Gate stands at the eastern end of Miltenberg's old town. Together with the Mainz Gate at the western end of the town, it forms the historic end of the old town. The gate is part of the old city fortifications, built in the 14th century. Originally, the gate served as a means of defense and control: Anyone wishing to enter the city had to pass through here and often pay tolls or taxes. The name "Würzburger Tor" derives from the direction toward Würzburg – the road led (and still leads) in this direction.

The lock crossing is not suitable for e-bikes. There is no bridge over the Main River from here to Wertheim. Those who want to cross to the railway should use the bridge in Freudenberg.

Mildenburg is a castle (spur castle) built in the mid-12th century, originally a Hohenstaufen castle, later a Mainz castle, above the district town of Miltenberg in the Lower Franconian district of Miltenberg in Bavaria. The name Mildenburg, originally Mildenberg or Miltenberg, consists of the Middle High German words milte, meaning kind or generous, and bërc, meaning mountain or castle. These words were intended to characterize the qualities of the castle and its lord. The castle name was transferred to the town of Miltenberg. Source: Wikipedia

If you go through the gate and continue walking you will come directly into the old town.