13의 Graburg가지 명소 & 주요 장소

By the way, there is a wonderful view not only of Weißenborn, but you can also easily follow the Green Belt all the way to the rear ridge, where you can also see from right to left: Treffurt with Normannstein Castle, then further to the left the Hülfensberg and in front of it Wanfried in the Werra Valley, further to the left the mountain with Greifenstein Castle and on the far left the Hessian Switzerland near Bad Sooden-Allendorf.

A very nice cabin, with a bench and a great view of Weißenborn.

Very cool! We had to think for a moment about what it could be. Looking at the sign and the "T"... we figured it was a tea bag. It's a shame it's no longer there in its original form. A redesign of the individual artworks would be great. It's really fun to walk this path!

Very interesting...unfortunately already broken. But no wonder after 14 years.

A beautiful view of the valley

The Schäferburg (Shepherd's Castle) likely got its name from the steep, towering rock faces, which suggest the presence of a castle. However, no castle ever stood here. Nevertheless, a legend tells of the Schäferburg being destroyed in a war. Only the lord's daughter is said to have escaped. On moonlit nights, one can supposedly watch a fair-haired maiden spinning and weaving a bridal veil in the Königstal (King's Valley). After finishing her work, she walks towards the Schäferburg. However, the sound of the night watchman's horn indicates that she is late and must begin her work again on the next moonlit night. Only a wisp of mist remains of her appearance.

The Schäferburg (Shepherd's Castle) likely got its name from the steep, towering rock faces, which suggest the presence of a castle. However, no castle ever stood here. Nevertheless, a legend tells of the Schäferburg being destroyed in a war. Only the lord's daughter is said to have escaped. On moonlit nights, one can supposedly watch a fair-haired maiden spinning and weaving a bridal veil in the Königstal (King's Valley). After finishing her work, she walks towards the Schäferburg. However, the sound of the night watchman's horn indicates that she is late and must begin her work again on the next moonlit night. Only a wisp of mist remains of her appearance.

A stunning rock formation worth a short detour from P15. However, you'll need to be sure-footed when exploring the area, especially if you want to climb up and down the rocks.