프랑켈바흐‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

I find the remains of our ancestors very interesting. Unfortunately, there is not much left of them.

The Königsberg is 568 meters high. Its summit is forested, so you don't have a view from the top. It is still worth a visit, because there is a small summit cross, a hut and several picnic tables on the summit.

is on the cycle path - information and explanations are available

Great for resting and chilling out under the deciduous trees in the summer heat.

At 568 m, it is one of the highest mountains in the Kusler Land. It is criss-crossed by numerous tunnels. In Wolfstein itself, the lime mine has been expanded into a visitor mine. Mercury, iron ore barite and coal were also mined there.

At 568 m, it is one of the highest mountains in the Kusler Land. It is criss-crossed by numerous tunnels. In Wolfstein itself, the lime mine has been expanded into a visitor mine. Mercury, iron ore barite and coal were also mined there.

Weilerbach Celtic monument

A special place: very steep in history and nice to rest (seating area + single bench). This is "undoubtedly a sacred stone from ancient pagan times. The massive colossus may have played an important role almost 3,000 years ago in the orbit of an Iron Age ancestor cult." To the right of the menhir: a well-preserved boundary stone with an "Otterberg abbot's staff. The left [boundary stone], only preserved as a stump, once bore the inscription 'Falkenstein'." Source (quoted verbatim) and further information: Article by Alfons Müller in the “PWV Magazine”, issue 4/2023 (p. 13)