라인가우-타우누스-크라이스‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 산 정상

고도 훈련을 원하는 사람들에게 최적입니다.

The damage to the forest here is also enormous and heartbreaking. However, the lack of forest currently offers some truly wonderful panoramic views in many places.

You have to look very closely to be able to imagine the former ring wall systems... But thanks to the information signs, you can get interesting information.

In the Eibach valley, on the terraces on the other side of the slope, there was the settlement of Mackenberg, which had been abandoned before the Thirty Years' War. In 1473, Mackenberg was still referred to as a village with its own mayor. In 1513, there was only one Hubengericht (Hube = hamlet) and the Bleidenstadt monastery gave the tithes to the von Schönborn family as a fief. In 1577, the Mackenberg district was divided (2/3 to Born). In the dispute over the tithes between Hesse-Rheinfels (because of the third of Adolfseck) and the monastery, the Bleidenstadt residents submitted a copy of a border description dated April 29, 1473.

A sign on the Hohe Wurzel explains the missing trees: the trees have been weakened by the now regular extreme dry periods. The lack of water means that they do not produce enough resin to defend themselves against pests such as bark beetles. Anyone who knows the Hohe Wurzel from before will probably be shocked: it does indeed look very bare. But: reforestation is underway. A new mixed forest is planned that is better adapted to the changed climatic conditions.

several rest areas with good views

In good weather you have a wonderful view

The Rauenthal wine tasting stand is located at the edge of town in the direction of Bubenhäuser Höhe. In addition to fixed tables and benches, seating invites you to linger. The wonderful view over the Rhine Valley and the surrounding area delights walkers and hikers alike. A real insider tip at Bubenhäuser Höhe