프랑크와일러 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

하인바흐 강 바로 옆: 과거에는 제지 공장이자 가금류 농장이었으나, 현재는 호화롭게 개조된 개인 소유의 다세대 주택입니다. "하인바흐탈의 전원 주택은 다사다난한 역사를 가지고 있습니다. 지역 역사가인 칼 크노헬(Karl Knochel)에 따르면, 제지 공장은 1845년에 지붕 처마 아래 건조실과 개구부가 있는 성과 같은 웅장한 사암 건물로 지어졌습니다. 크노헬이 전하는 바에 따르면, 이 집은 한때 공장 홀, 큰 물레방아, 그리고 주거 공간을 위한 충분한 공간을 제공했습니다. 1930년대 초에는 이 지역에 가금류 농장이 있었습니다. 당시 마당에는 글라이스바일러(Gleisweiler)의 최초 자동차라고 알려진 것이 서 있었다고 합니다." 출처 (원문 인용): „Die Rheinpfalz“ 2019년 1월 16일 https://www.rheinpfalz.de/startseite_artikel,-einst-papierm%C3%BChle-und-gefl%C3%BCgelfarm-_arid,1358363.html

The road connecting the residential area to the forest parking lot resembled a bumpy gravel track at the time of our visit. Not suitable for every car.

Narrow, natural forest path on the way to the cherry tree hut.

The Kirschbaumhütte is a small shelter located in the heart of the Palatinate Forest, right at a crossroads. A seating area inside invites you to take a short rest during your hike.

Between the Kappel and the Trifels Hut

The location is perfect as a starting point for hikes to the Orensfels and three huts, most of which are only open on weekends. Unfortunately, the parking lot is correspondingly overcrowded. The steep access road is riddled with deep potholes and ruts, but is easily manageable with SUVs and off-road vehicles. Small cars can also manage it. However, it is absolutely unsuitable for low-slung vehicles.

bicycle service

"The weather cross, consecrated in 1909 by Bishop Konrad von Busch (1847-1910) of Speyer, was created by stonemason Johann Minges and is the highest weather cross on the Haardt mountain range. Locally, it is also known as the Bishop's Cross." Source (quoted verbatim): https://www.kuladig.de/Objektansicht/KLD-272330 The following text (difficult to read) is inscribed on the base of the cross: "Behold the Cross of the Lord! // Flee, you hostile forces! // The Lion of Judah. // The Root of David has triumphed! // Alleluia, Alleluia! // (St. Anthony of Padua)" A vineyard (large vineyard area) in the Southern Palatinate is also called "Bischofskreuz" (Bishop's Cross).