20의 보텐바흐가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The sandstone formation Altschlossfelsen, which is designated as a natural and cultural monument and is also the largest rock reef in the Palatinate, is really fantastic. The name comes from a castle built on the rock towers many hundred years ago was built, but has long since fallen into ruin. Beautiful rocks run through the forest for more than a kilometer. Unfortunately often overcrowded on Sundays and public holidays...

A truly fantastic view to be enjoyed here in the late evening in silence and solitude.

It is smaller than the upper bear cave. But the shower is an absolute eye-catcher.

People up to 1.80 m tall should be able to walk through upright 🙂. There is a relaxation lounger directly above the Felsentor and a little further below there is an information board about red sandstone.

The Altschlossfelsen (also called Eppenbrunner Schloss) are a rock group made of red sandstone in the Palatinate Forest on the border with France and the largest rock formation in the Palatinate. You are on the eastern slope of the Brechenberg (406 m) near Eppenbrunn and Roppeviller at an altitude of around 365 m above sea level. NHN at the northeast end and 380 m above sea level. NHN at the southwest end of the rock band.

A great view when you stand on the rocks. I find the Altschlossfelsen itself more impressive, especially seen from below.

Lookout point with fall protection (railing) and benches. You have a beautiful view of the Palatinate Forest.

The path not only leads, but sometimes also under the rocks. Small caves and narrow passages make the path a special experience. Despite the well laid out path, sturdy shoes are definitely an advantage.