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Very dilapidated

Very nice view

The half-ruined gate tower with an adjoining roundel dates from 1494; after the structure was abandoned, the jump was used as a forester's lodge until 1913. Shortly after the Mapper Schanze the ridge ended; the Ernstbach valley in front of the Rheingau and the hinterland forest were considered so impassable that there was no threat of danger from there.

Apparently closed. The parking lot is locked.

The history of the castle complex is largely obscure; The hilltop castle was probably built at the beginning of the 12th century. The archbishopric of Mainz was named as the former owner. A document from 1575 describes the castle as having fallen into disrepair. The ruins were not rebuilt in the years that followed, probably not least because they were never of strategic importance and, due to their small size, could not be used as a permanent residence. The castle complex is almost 30 meters long and 15 meters wide. Today, the ruins of the residential tower, which are still about 10 meters high and have a floor area of 7.5 × 6 meters, are the most striking feature of the ruins. Only small remnants of the ring wall have been preserved. The privately owned castle is in danger of collapsing and has not been open to the public for years.

A relic from bygone times. Former entrance into the Rheingau through the "Gebück".

Settlement with a mill building on the Wisper that has been preserved as a cultural monument. Mühle first mentioned in 1377, residential building around 1700. The Lauksburg (12th century) rises on a rock behind the mill buildings. The privately owned castle is in great danger of collapsing and has not been open to the public for years Opposite the historic mill there is a large excursion restaurant with an even larger parking lot. Next to this is a disused mill wheel.

And right after the Laukenmühle there is a small parking lot for hikers and a possible starting point for various tours. U.a. the beautiful Wispertalsteig.