한 바이 마리엔베르그 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Something easy to miss: there was supposed to be a sign here on the tree, but you can't tell where it was pointing anymore because the tree has almost completely swallowed the sign. It's a bit bizarre.

At the Basalt Park there are some beautiful old locomotives and wagons from the time when basalt was mined here.

The Legend of the "White Stone" A somewhat bizarre legend surrounds the so-called "White Stone," a weathered and oversized stone that walkers encounter in the forest of the same name. According to legend, in earlier times, young married couples who were denied childbearing would gather there during a full moon and walk around the white stone several times. Village chronicler Heribert Heidrich explains that the "necessary ingredients" were naturally essential. Success is said to have been immediate. Today, this custom is no longer practiced, but only because the couples no longer know whether to walk left or right. To ensure that the stone retains its legendary shine, Erhard Krämer occasionally "freshens it up" with a bucket of paint. Source: Westerwälder Zeitung, Issue No. 184, Friday, August 10, 2001, on the topic: "WZ on Site"

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A great old building that still bears witness to past industrial culture.

A bridge built without mortar! I find the different sizes of the bridge arches interesting.

A beautiful resting place nearby—peace and time to reflect on the significance of ancient Celtic sites and places. It's a bit mystical here.

A beautiful hiking trail that also leads past the closed entrance to the Alexandria Pit.