오버킨‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

Small ruins on the hill with a great view. Benches invite you to take a break.

Interesting information boards on the geological development

Interesting information boards on the rock formations and the history of the earth from a geological point of view.

On December 19, 2020, the hut was made available to the general public. Since then, the interior has been equipped with a sleeping loft of approx. 5 square meters, a 3.5m long solid log table and several benches. The windows and the door keep wind and weather outside. A handcrafted acrylic glass pane is installed in the gable on the south side and allows a view of the sunrise from the sleeping loft. A USB charging station and LED lighting powered by a PV system are available as technical equipment. In the outdoor area, under the roof overhangs, several solid wood seats were installed and also provide visitors with a weatherproof rest area. Since June 2021 we have kept two drawers with mineral water and spritzer in the basement for those who are thirsty. Source: https://hennweiler.de/tourismus/teufelsfelshuette/

But you shouldn't try to ride your bike! Apart from the fact that I wouldn't trust myself either up or down if we bikers shouldn't overdo it and not provoke anger 🥰

Part of the route, the dream loop follows the geological nature trail.

A very nice place to stay

Gemünden geo-teaching trail Stones tell the history of the earth The geological nature trail in Gemünden, opened in 1978, is a kind of showcase into the history of the earth. Blocks of rock arranged chronologically along the way provide an insight into the varied geological development of the Hunsrück and the Nahe mountains bordering to the south over a period of more than 400 million years. The blocks of rock, weighing up to 16 tons, come from the area between Koblenz - Bingen - Bad Kreuznach - Birkenfeld - Morbach. For each group of rocks, a plaque indicates the name, place of origin, formation, peculiarity and age of the rock. Here you can see, among other things, the gneiss from Wartenstein, the quartzite from Schöneberg, slate from Bacharach, Bundenbach and Gemünden, the limestone and ores from Stromberg, sword spar from Baumholder, diabase from the Hahnenbach and Kellenbach valleys, porphyry from Bad Münster am Stein, sandstone and Conglomerates from Sobernheim and "Strandsande" with oysters from Eckelsheim. In addition, some stones were cut so that the visitor can see into the stone. The tunnels along the path are witnesses to the former slate mining. Many senses are addressed on the nature trail, because the rocks that line the path invite you to feel and touch. Source: Text http://www.gemuenden.de/index.php/lehrpfade.html