헤렌-술츠바흐 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

five-arched quarry stone bridge over the Lauter with breakwaters, before the middle of the 17th century

Nice rest area with a table and benches at the trolley track.

A bench in the sun invites you to relax. From here, you have a beautiful view of Lauterecken.

Two-part plastered building, built 1970–74. Architects Heinrich Otto Vogel, Trier, and W. Simon, Wiesweiler. Neighboring portal, marked 1819. Romanesque choir tower, Roman spolia. Source: Wikipedia

Beautiful, small pond overgrown with reeds. There is a rest bench nearby. Nice place to stay.

One of the smallest chapels I have seen so far.

Single-arch sandstone ashlar bridge over the Lauter, built in 1890.

The small neo-Gothic field chapel called St. Josefs-Kapelle was built in 1901/02 in the Watzkessel, at the confluence of Überlauterecker Straße and Talstraße, which runs to the right of the Glan. It was planned and executed by the Lautereck master mason Joseph Walter, whose company was also known for some church buildings. The chapel, built of sandstone blocks, stands on a low base. Three steps lead up to the door. The steep roof is covered with slate, the gable points to the junction with Überlauterecker Straße. Source and more detailed information: Jan Fickert (2021): "St. Josefs Chapel Lauterecken”. In: KuLaDig, Culture.Landscape.Digital. URL: https://www.kuladig.de/Object-View/KLD-343453