가장 멋진 라인가게비르게 주변 자연유산 20곳

There are now 2 benches here; the view is "alpine"; anyone passing by should take a little time and enjoy the view

Slightly hidden in the forest, you won't find it unless you're looking for it.

Memorial stone for the crash of a Lufthansa JU 52/3m (identification: D-AJYR) on a mail flight from Berlin to Cologne and Frankfurt/Main on April 25, 1935. The inscription is very martial, as it comes from the Nazi era with corresponding vocabulary. All three crew members did not survive the crash. Among them was Franz Kneer, born on May 31, 1895 in Kempten (Allgäu), an aviation pioneer.

On April 25, 1935, flight captain Kneer had an accident in bad weather with a Junkers Ju 52/3m mail machine after hitting a tree while traveling by air from Berlin via Cologne to Frankfurt near Hallgarten in the Rheingau. He and his two crew members were killed. Kneer was a pioneer in aviation and set a new world altitude record on November 7, 1928.

These are the last original trees that were used within the structure. The sometimes bizarre adhesions on the lower tree trunks are very striking. Only when the structure was abandoned could the trees grow upwards "normally". One can only hope that these old trees can withstand the increasingly drier summers for a while longer.

The rock pulpit towers a long way over the slope and impressively twisted cripple oaks grow on it.

An absolutely worth seeing detour - beautiful slate rocks with a great view

Date: Thursday 25 April 1935 Aircraft Type: Silhouette image of generic JU52 model; specific model in this crash may look slightly different Junkers Ju-52/3mho Airline: Deutsche Lufthansa License plate: D-AJYR Factory number: J4045 Construction year: Crew: fatalities: 3 / occupants: 3 Passengers: fatalities: 0 / occupants: 0 Total: fatalities: 3 / occupants: 3 Property Damage: Destroyed Consequences: Written off (damaged beyond repair) Place of accident: near Hallgarten (Germany) Flight Phase: Unknown (UNK) Operating mode: cargo flight Flight from: Cologne-Butzweilerhof Airfield, Germany Flight to: Frankfurt Rhein-Main Airport (FRA/EDDF), Germany Accident report: The Junkers Ju-52/3m named "E. Schäfer" crashed into a mountain under adverse weather conditions. This flight was a postal flight. All crew members (pilot, flight engineer and radio operator) were killed. https://aviation-safety.net/database/record.php?id=19350425-0