뤼셀스하임 암 마인‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪3‬개의 산 정상

오버발트베르크의 역사는 (안타깝게도) 다소 수상합니다. 원래 이곳은 자갈을 채굴하던 곳이었으나, 1972년부터 지역의 쓰레기 매립지로 용도가 변경되었고 약 1985년부터 오늘날의 "산"으로 성장했습니다. 매립지는 폐쇄되었고 2006년에 이 방문자 플랫폼이 세워졌으며, 이곳에서 라인-마인 지역을 멋지게 조망할 수 있습니다. 이 지역은 오늘날에도 여전히 대부분 접근이 불가능합니다. 하지만 정상까지 그리고 산을 넘는 길이 있습니다. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oberwaldberg

Here is an old nursery outside of Hofheim.

The Rhein-Main-Therme in Hofheim am Taunus (near Frankfurt) is a 15,000 m² wellness and leisure pool complex with a comprehensive water park, sauna, and fitness area. Highlights include the outdoor area, a 150-meter water slide, a wave pool, a sauna garden, and a Vital Spa. Opening hours: Daily 9 a.m. to 10/11 p.m. The 4-star Vital Hotel is located right next door. Water Park & Wellness Pools: Sports pool (25 m), wave pool, lazy river, thermal pool (30°C), whirlpools, bubble jets, and massage jets. Slides: 150-meter-long water slide. Sauna: Spacious facility with Finnish saunas, bio saunas, steam rooms, a sauna garden, and relaxation areas. Dining: Restaurants in the pool and sauna area. Fitness (VitaSPA): State-of-the-art strength and cardio equipment, as well as a comprehensive course program. Prices & Hours (as of 2026) Opening Hours: Daily 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. (sometimes until 11:00 p.m.). Day Ticket (Pool & Sauna): Adults approx. €25–27, Children (4–15 years) approx. €16–18. Discounts: Reduced rates for residents of Hofheim and Kelkheim (short-stay rate). Parking: Paid parking available on the premises (daily flat rate).

Great view of the Feldberg and the Altkönig

The summit of the Oberwaldberg offers an impressive panoramic view of the Rhine-Main region: from the Taunus mountains in the north, across the skyline of Frankfurt, to the Odenwald in the south. From the second vantage point, halfway up, there is a good view of the FFH area, the districts of Mörfelden-Walldorf and the airport. The mountain is covered with hawthorn and berry bushes. The prickly thistles and thistles that bloom in summer attract numerous insects. The mountain was created by filling a former gravel pit with material (excavated earth) from the construction of the Frankfurt subway and then using it as a waste disposal site. Mainly household waste, bulky waste, excavated earth and construction rubble were stored there. The landfill was closed in 1991. It was then covered with a surface cover and recultivated. The Oberwaldberg is connected to the regional park route and is partially open to the public for use. The landfill gas is captured and is no longer used to generate electricity (since 2024). The seepage water is also captured and cleaned. If regular monitoring of water and air shows that the biological processes taking place in the landfill have come to a standstill and there is no longer any danger of significant environmental pollution, the mountain can be released from aftercare. The technical facilities will be shut down and dismantled as far as possible. The entire mountain will then be made available to citizens for local recreation.

The unobstructed view from the “summit plateau” of the Oberwaldberg is fantastic.

Highest point of the Oberwaldberg. The point can be reached on easily accessible paths. Wide distant view of the Taunus, the Odenwald and Frankfurt.

The Gickelsberg is an elevation that is approx. 2 to 3 meters higher than the surrounding area and is partly overgrown and is apparently mainly based on sand. Quite hidden in the Bauschheim Forest, smaller children can enjoy descents there in winter with sledges and otherwise with two-wheelers.