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"The Fleischackerloch is a valley of rocky ruins where nature has preserved its originality. The large and, in some cases, meter-high sandstone cliffs in the Fleischackerloch date back to the Bunter Sandstone period and are approximately 200 million years old." Here, there is a "primeval forest-like old-growth tree population. The natural monument received its name from the leasing of the fields and meadows in the valley in exchange for meat." Source (quoted verbatim): https://www.westpfalz.wiki/wiki/das-fleischackerloch/

There are two traditions regarding the naming of the rock formation: One tells the documented story of the royal district forester Phillip Jakob Seel, who lived in Heltersberg. He is said to have fallen into the depths one night and sustained fatal injuries. This led to the rock formation being called "Seelfelsen" (See Rock) from then on. According to the second legend, a man from Clausen was walking home one night with his young son. The father couldn't find one of the three passages through the rocks, got lost, and eventually fell into the depths. His son followed a faint light and finally reached Clausen, where he sought help. The father could only be recovered dead. Since then, popular belief has it that the faint light the son saw that night was the soul of his deceased father. This event gave the rock formation its current name, "Seelenfelsen" (See Rock). Access: Brunnenwanderweg (Fountain Trail)

Between the Dinkelsbach valley and the Seelenfelsen massif, the path winds through the Wolfsschlucht gorge with its sandstone rock formations.

The Fleischackerloch is a rock formation with a primeval forest-like old tree population. The natural monument got its name from the leasing of the fields and meadows in the valley in return for meat.

a gigantic sea of rocks - which can always inspire you at all times of the year and weather - a real feel-good terrain 👌

The tour mainly consists of narrow paths through wooded areas and past countless rock formations that invite you to linger and take a closer look. Most of the route leads through varied forest areas. Here and there there is a view over the town of Rodalben, which is always in the immediate vicinity of the path. The route is easy to walk throughout and is well signposted. There are only a few places where you have to cross a street. The only small point of criticism is the street, which can be heard acoustically in many places, but this only detracts slightly from the whole experience. Highly recommended route! :-)

One of the many rocks on the Rodalber Felsenwanderweg

Beautiful rock along the way, one of countless