데넨로허 호수 최고의 러닝 경로

멋진 전망을 갖춘 아름다운 하이킹 코스…

사암 침식과 드러난 뿌리는 아르베르크 남쪽 외곽의 전형적인 움푹 파인 길의 특징을 이룹니다. 사암에 새겨진 오래된 지하실 아치도 발견할 수 있습니다.

The radio tower on the Hesselberg is the summit's prominent landmark and a key point of orientation for hikers and runners. It stands on the highest point in Middle Franconia (689 m) and was originally built as a telecommunications tower for the German Federal Post Office. Today, it serves for broadcasting and microwave radio communication and is operated by Deutsche Funkturm GmbH. With its distinctive silhouette, the tower rises above the tree line and can be seen from afar, even from the Ries crater or the Altmühl Valley. Right next to it are the summit cross, the geological nature trail, and a small viewing platform offering views as far as the Alps on a clear day. In the early morning, when mist rises from the valleys and the tower glows in the first sunlight, it appears almost like a silent sentinel over the landscape.

From the Hesselberg to the south, the view extends far across the Franconian hills, over golden fields and dark forest islands. In the distance, on a clear day, the bluish contours of the Alps emerge – barely tangible, yet clearly noticeable. The morning light settles like a veil over the landscape, mist rises from the valleys, and the wind carries the scent of damp earth and fallen leaves. A silent moment between sky and land.

An experience in every season and in every weather!

it is simply fascinating to watch the model gliders in the summer as they silently and skillfully make their rounds above the heads of hikers

Wonderful place for gliding, kite flying and soaring.

The many small paths and paths, in large numbers especially on the south side of the mountain, in slightly smaller numbers but just as attractive on the north side, enable a variety of walks, hikes and discoveries. The small and narrow paths are also a real attraction for children