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I like the reflections in the lake, it is especially beautiful in autumn

Erftal cycle path for relaxation

Shinroku Shimokawa's sculpture "Excavation" is a fascinating work of art on the Sculpture Cycle Path in Osterburken. It consists of a 16-ton granite stone half-buried in the earth. What's special about this sculpture is that visitors can get involved: Near the stone, there's a tool station with shovels, spades, and brushes for continuing the "excavation." The goal, however, is not a scientific excavation, but rather a "pleasurable search for the hidden." The process and imagination of the viewer are the focus, and everyone can become part of the artwork, either mentally or practically. In his work, Shimokawa combines the materiality of the stone with the idea of participation, creating a unique experience.

The Gottersdorf Open-Air Museum displays historical buildings from Franconia and thus conveys rural life of bygone times.

Idyllic pond right next to the parking lot and open-air museum.

https://www.freilandmuseum.com/willkommen

Coming from the car park you will immediately find a rest area with a beautiful view of the monastery pond

Beautiful and varied cycle path. From Bürgstadt via Eichenbühl to Riedern, the cycle path runs sometimes to the left and sometimes to the right of the Erf over beautiful new bridges. Then it goes to Riedern into the forest, sometimes moderately uphill and downhill, on forest paths that are easy to ride when they haven't been massacred by harvesters and logging machines. You then cycle past the Bücholdsee (rest area), the cycle path is now called Mühlenweg. If you're hungry, you can stop off at the Wolfartsmühle (good restaurant if open). Check the opening times.🫣 Then it's about 2km to Hardheim.