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Cotta Castle Dotternhausen

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A detour to the Kraftstein ruins is definitely worth it. There is a small model of the castle, an information board, a bench and even a small remnant of the wall. The further descent is actually not worth it (see Turbo dated December 27, 2022).

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There is not much to see of the former castle. The numerous information boards give you a good insight into the history of Hohenberg Castle. Benches with a great view invite you to linger

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Dotternhausen Castle, also known as Dotternhausen Castle or Cotta'sches Schloss, is a former castle and later palace on Schloßstrasse in the northeast of the village of Dotternhausen in the Zollernalbkreis in Baden-Württemberg. The castle is one of the village's landmarks. It is now privately owned and can only be viewed from the outside. The noble lords of Dotternhausen appeared in Dotternhausen between 1228 and 1314 in the entourage of various counts, which indicates that the castle was built at the beginning of the 12th century. In the 13th century the Maier von Dotternhausen were also mentioned. The castle was built in 1527 by Hans von Stotzingen. Austria, from 1666 the Jesuit college in Rottenburg and in 1789 the imperial counts Ernst and Ferdinand von Bissingen-Nippenburg are named as further owners. In 1814 the publisher Friedrich von Cotta bought the castle. Thanks to the contemporary writers Goethe, Schiller, Humboldt and Herder, he became one of the best-known publicists of his time. His son Georg von Cotta, whose center of life was the Dotternhausen estate, implemented his plans for the Plettenberg rule in Dotternhausen after the abolition of serfdom was planned by the Württemberg reform king Wilhelm in 1818. In 1821 Georg took over his father's publishing house. In 1860 the castle was renovated in the historicist style. The two-story building, the main structure of which has a gable roof and crenellated gables, is adjoined by an English-style castle park between the castle wall and Katzenbach. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burg_Dotternhausen

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Zimmern unter der Burg is a municipality in the Zollernalbkreis in Baden-Württemberg (Germany). The municipal area belongs to the Oberes Schlichemtal recreation area. The place was mentioned around 1275 as Zimbern (timbered building). Later also Zerbrochen Zimmern or Brochenzimmern and Zimmern im Löchlin. Since around 1600, mainly rooms “under the castle” coat of arms Blazon: Shield divided with three central rising peaks of silver (white) and red. Around 1930, the community included a naturalistic representation of a castle standing on a high rock in a shield-shaped frame in its official seal. Although the Stuttgart Archives Directorate suggested colors for this coat of arms on November 27, 1933, it was not awarded. After the Second World War, the community took over the family coat of arms of the extinct Counts of Sulz, under whose rule it had been in the Middle Ages. The coat of arms was awarded by the Württemberg-Hohenzollern Ministry of the Interior on June 8, 1949, and the flag by the district office on March 29, 1982. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zimmern_unter_der_Burg

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The castle, built in 1764, now serves as a town hall, community center and kindergarten Rooms under the castle - Zollernalbkreis

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with a very interesting story about the exuberance of the robber barons

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It's not really worth scrambling down to the wall on the steep, (when wet) very slippery path. You can only see from above where the small model is

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An impressive place that definitely justifies a little bike break... 😅

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Unfortunately only one wall of the ruin remains, but you get a very good impression of how big this castle was.

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There is another natural highlight not far from the Graneck ruins. A crevice of great dimensions

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A little off the beaten track, but easy to find. Lies nicely above the valley with a view of Egesheim.

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A little off the path, the slope leads to the ruin or what is left of it. There are many explanatory boards. A beautiful bench with a direct view of the ruins is also available and invites you to rest.

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Replica of the "old eight-high tower" made of steel

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Here you can find a replica of the tower of the former castle and lots of information on interesting boards

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a detour is always worthwhile

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More information under the following link: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burgruine_Kraftstein

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a bench above the ruin makes the view great

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There is not much to see of the old castle walls that once shaped the mountain peak here. But that doesn't matter. Information boards tell what used to be. Then you get hold of one of the surrounding benches and enjoy the view, which is a wonderful one here. Then it is advisable to continue the tour in the direction of Lemberg over the suspension bridge, to enjoy the eaves and not to shy away from the exertion that leads a 30m high to the Lembergturm.

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The castle ruins come from the Michelstein Castle, built around 1100, which was later acquired by the Lords of Ifflinger-Granegg, who gave the castle its name. Nice view down to Egesheim.

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