브란넨부르크‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪7‬개의 동굴

2026년 기준: 다리가 새로 건설되었고 바람으로 쓰러진 나무 등으로 길을 정리했습니다. 다리까지는 유모차를 끌고 갈 수 있으며, 그 이후에는 튼튼한 신발을 신는 것이 좋습니다.

I've walked past the old castle ruins a few times now - it feels like a little time travel every time.

A beautiful ruined castle, some beautiful mountain tours start here

Almost invisible during the summer due to the trees.

Easy to see from the Inn, so there .. 🏃‍♂️

Almost impossible to reach by bike. I left the bike at the bottom of the little bridge with the wonderful rest area and walked over ...... 🤔 Sturdy shoes instead of cycling shoes are recommended, believe me😁 Whether it is worth it is another question🤔

The Falkenstein castle ruins are probably the most impressive castle ruins in the Rosenheim district. The remains of the outer bailey, located on or above a ravine, and the keep crowning the complex are of particular picturesque charm. The ruin is part of the Petersberg monument complex, which, in addition to architectural monuments such as the Rachelburg Castle Stables and the Romanesque St. Peter's Church with its sacristan's house, also includes countless archaeological monuments. After the destruction of Alt-Falkenstein, the castle was rebuilt from 1296 both as the new seat of the important count family of the Falkensteiner (the authors of the famous Codex Falkensteinensis!) And as a ducal court. The building stock of the main castle is assigned to the core of the time around 1300, the outer castle was built in the 15th and 16th centuries. After an extensive expansion phase in the 16th and 17th centuries, the complex was destroyed by fires towards the end of the 18th century. Due to the clearing of the trees by the previous owner, the castle has regained its landscape-defining effect in the Inn Valley. Today it is owned by the environmental, cultural and social foundation of the district of Rosenheim. Source and further information http://burg-falkenstein.bayern/

Something hidden. There is only a small path that leads there, which can be quite muddy when it rains or after the snow has melted. But the detour is worth it. It starts below the Windshausen car park.