에그와일 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

It's a bit difficult to get to this rock by bike, but it's worth seeing; this rock is really impressive in the middle of the forest.

First go to the self-service shop and then eat ice cream with the children at the playground

Rest bench with a large wooden cross, secluded and hidden north-west of Nassenfels, on the edge of the "Forsterschlägel" forest.

Largest Paleolithic open-air site in Bavaria. "The Speckberg is a Jura plateau that pushes spur-like from north to south into the Schuttertal and drops down steeply to the west and south. Originating from former pasture areas, it is today, like the Zeller Hartl, a dry grassland area with a diverse world of plants and small animals . The discovery of a hand ax and other Stone Age equipment at the beginning of the 1960s enabled the Nassenfels school principal Oswald Böhme to identify the Speckberg as a Paleolithic hunting station. Favored by nature, the Speckberg was made for hunting and a camp for Ice Age hunters. Favorable sunshine, dry subsoil, good prospects for hunting large herds of game, the proximity of water (debris) and nearby raw material deposits (chert) attracted man for at least 70,000 years." Source of text: https://www.urdonautal.info/sehenswertes/speckberg-21776/ From Nassenfels, an approx. 5km long circular route, the "Speckbergrunde" leads around this archaeotope. You have the opportunity to view the rock formation from all sides - albeit from a distance. It is also possible to enter the Speckberg directly. However, you should be sure-footed. There are no paths directly at the cliff! https://www.naturpark-altmuehltal.de/routen/speckbergrunde-2454/

A beautiful view of the valley is possible from the bench.

Nice little chapel, just the right thing to go back to yourself.

very beautiful castle ruins with an inner courtyard that is inhabited. stork nest

With benches to linger