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A good overview of Altdahn, the peace that the path radiates in your mind... what else do you need?

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In 1985/1986 the entire castle was extensively renovated. In the course of this, the road at the back of the castle was also set up.

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View of the next major goal when walking the Hahnfels path: the castles of Altendahn

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Tanstein Castle stretches across the two westernmost castle rocks in the castle group. Both rocks used to be connected by a bridge. Today there are modern parapet walls on the rocks, which were placed arbitrarily during restoration work and do not convey any impression of the former castle buildings. The west rock was apparently built with tower-like buildings leaning against the rock. Evidence of this is given by beam holes and workings in the rock, as well as a large cistern, in which water was collected from the roofs. From this point you have a great view of the facility.

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Beautiful castle ruins with magnificent views of the area. Attention, if you go down the north tower, you end up in a dead end. You then have to go back upstairs to get out ;-)

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The 399 meter high Kahlenberg lies between Schindhardt and Erfweiler. In good weather, impressive views of the Palatinate Forest/Northern Vosges biosphere reserve. Source: https://www.tourenplaner-rheinland-pfalz.de/de/punkt/felsen/kahlenberg/15848473/

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Dahn has no skyscrapers. The building in the background is the former hospital, unfortunately rationalized away; A senior citizens' home has been housed there for several years.

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In the large castle complex you have several possibilities for a "gate view".

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Like so many other castles, the Imperial Fortress Falkenburg has an eventful past. The elongated castle complex had an older 50 by 11 meter upper castle, which could be reached by a staircase from the lower castle with gate and drawbridge. Here you have a wonderful view.

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Although its construction, like many castles in the area, may have taken place earlier, the castle was first mentioned in 1246. 44 years later, in 1290, a Werner von Falkenburg was mentioned in a document. From 1300 to 1313, Falkenburg was pledged to Friedrich IV of Leiningen. In 1317 it was pledged again, this time by Emperor Ludwig the Bavarian to the Counts Palatine of the Rhine Rudolf II and Rupert I. In 1375, Emich V of Leiningen became the owner of the castle. Falkenburg, which was surveyed in 1427, survived the Palatinate Peasants' War in 1525, but was occupied in 1632 until it was returned to its owner in 1648. In 1680 it was blown up by French troops. The Leiningen office of Falkenburg, which was based here, had administered the entire Frankenweide. After the castle was destroyed, it was moved to Wilgartswiesen. In 1560, the county of Leiningen-Hardenburg was divided between the brothers Johann Philipp I and Emich XI. Johann Philipp, the elder, received the ancestral seat of Hardenburg with Dürkheim and the surrounding area, Battenberg, Großbockenheim and Kleinbockenheim as well as various scattered holdings. From then on, he and his descendants referred to themselves as Counts of Leiningen-Dagsburg-Hardenburg. Emich XI inherited Falkenburg Castle with the surrounding towns (= Falkenburg district) as well as Mühlheim an der Eis, Colgenstein, Heidesheim, Kindenheim and Biedesheim in the northern Palatinate, Guntersblum in Rheinhessen and various other properties. The latter line called itself Leiningen-Dagsburg-Falkenburg. It initially resided at Falkenburg, and from 1612 at the newly built and more conveniently located Heidesheim Castle near Worms. The Leiningen-Falkenburgers died out in the male line in 1774, but were revived in 1787 through an illegitimate line as Counts of Leiningen-Heidesheim and Leiningen-Guntersblum. Extract from Wikipedia

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West view of the 399m high Kahlenberg. The small rock is safely reached via a short ladder. You can see the Altdahn-Grafenstein-Tanstein castle group.

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beautiful large well-preserved ruins with a tower that you can go up inside! The first few meters of the stairs are very, very dark, switch on your pocket or cell phone 🔦 when going up/down! Unfortunately there is no bench with a table for a rest/break. It's still nice that it's freely accessible!

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One of Dahn's landmarks. Very large and imposing castle complex.

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Great view of the Dahner Burgengruppe! Very worthwhile!

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Like almost all castles in the Palatinate Forest, it was built on red sandstones as a rock castle. It was built in the 11th century as a successor to Wiligartsburg and to protect the villages. A wooden staircase leads up and then you have a nice view.

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Great also to explore the inside of the castle with stairs up and down. You kind of feel like you've been taken back.

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From the castle ruins of Gräfenstein you can enjoy a fantastic all-round view of the Palatinate Forest and the town of Merzalben.

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A very impressive ruin with beautiful trails around it.

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Very impressive and mighty castle ruins. Great view of the Palatinate Forest.

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Great castle, with fantastic views

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