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At the "Roter Puhl" the Enz has cut into the slope covered with beech trees at a considerable height. Here the rock of the middle Bunter sandstone from the Triassic period stands in bright orange-red colors. These deposits in river and delta areas are around 220 million years old. Source: https://www.naturpark-suedeifel.de/a-roter-puhl

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At the "Roter Puhl" the Enz has cut the beech slope at a stately height. Here, in bright orange-red colors, the middle red sandstone rock of the Triassic geologic age can be seen. These deposits in river and delta areas are about 220 million years old. The oblique stratification of the sandstone visible in the bedrock in alternating layers with horizontal strata and gravel bands testifies to the different flow conditions of the primordial waters. The arch's shape is the result of thousands of years of exposure to water from the meandering Enz River. The surface of the rock face is still subject to constant weathering, in places the rock is slightly more porous. An interesting insight into the floor structure can be obtained in the upper part. The overlying Earths here only reach a thickness of less than a meter. Natural crevices provide nesting and breeding grounds for the kingfisher, which is native to the area.

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Above the castle complex is the pilgrimage site of the Neuburg citizens: The 46 cm tall Madonna, a replica of the Altötting Madonna from the 17th century donated by Kuno von Falkenstein, stands in a 700-year-old oak tree. Age and candle smoke have colored the statue of the Madonna dark brown, almost black. Station paintings of the Seven Sorrows of Mary, created by sculptor J. Hess in the 19th century, lead to this lonely pilgrimage site. https://neuerburg-eifel.de/index.php/stadt-neuerburg/wandern

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The burning candles in the little chapel light up the tree opposite. At least that's how it looks when you approach in the dark from the other side of the creek valley.

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Opposite the chapel there is an old tree with a holy picture built into a column.

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Here you can pause and light a candle. Many small signs thank Maria for help!

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Beautiful tightrope walk over rugged slate rocks with great views. I liked it very much.

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beautiful rust red rocks and logs with a BBQ area to sit

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https://www.wanderinstitut.de/premiumwege/rheinland-pfalz/pruemtalweg/ "The path lives from the silence and seclusion in the Prümtal and the numerous waters that flow into it. The Prüm has dug itself deep into the rock here, creating a varied river landscape with terraces, breakthroughs and floodplain meadows." https://www.naturwanderpark.eu/wanderwege/a-pruemtalweg "If you need medicine for your stressed soul, this hiking tour in the NaturWanderPark delux will give you a high dose of it. The licensed doctor here is the quiet, deserted Prüm valley. It is very impressive how deep the Prüm has dug into the slate rock over millions of years and has created a varied range of loops, openings, valley widenings and river terraces. A particularly beautiful example of this is the Ritscheberg, on whose mountain spur there are remains of a prehistoric ring wall. The slopes of the Prüm Valley offer a variety of forest pictures. The 300-year-old Napoleon oak tree owes its Names Napoleon Bonaparte, who came through the Prümtal in 1812 and is said to have taken a break here. But the route is not short on charming views." Directions by car: main street 1, 54649 Oberpierscheid 50°03'07.7"N 6°23'04.7"E

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Also unique on the route is the "Rote Puhl", a rock face made of red sandstone. The foundation of this Bunsadsteinwand extends into the Enz flowing there and is a geological feature. Part of the local gorge hike, easy hike over approx. 7 km includes three highlights: the Stations of the Cross, the Passion of Jesus, carved by the artist Müller Rodin into oak tree trunks approx.

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At the top of the stairs you have a panoramic view of the Our. It is a nice walk and climb from the village

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Beautiful hike trail on the Lux-Ger border.

The red Puhl was also our starting point for the gorge path in Islek.

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Be careful when descending. Several hornet nests have settled in dead trees here. The animals seem to be aggressive.

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Great section of the way. The steep climb was worth it for this alone. Sturdy shoes are definitely an advantage. Attention !! After the descent, there are currently several hornet nests in dead trees in the forest directly on the route. The animals seem to be quite aggressive.

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Descent into the Ourtal with a beautiful view of the reservoir. Here, too, as on the entire Felsenweg, concentration and mindfulness are the order of the day. Nevertheless, this hiking trail is also feasible for children who are able to walk.

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Probably the most beautiful section of our hike from Vianden to the Falkenstein castle ruins. As with all hikes with a partially alpine character, sturdy shoes and a certain amount of surefootedness are absolutely recommended on this section.

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The choir of the former hospital church was built in 1437. The nave was destroyed by arson in 1886. The paintings on the altar wall date from the time it was built. The services of the Hämmerer Guild or Eligius Brotherhood took place in the chapel. This guild included the professions that worked with the hammer, such as goldsmiths, locksmiths, joiners, bricklayers and carpenters. The members were called "Loyal Brothers", just as the church was popularly called "Loukierch", a derivation from the French form of the name Eligius.

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Very alpine character, exhausting and beautiful

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In an impressive red, the natural landscape presents itself on the "Red Puhl", the Buntsandstein-Prallhang an der Enz.

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