퓌틀링겐 주변 최고의 반려견 동반 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Unfortunately, it's no longer accessible due to fallen trees. Even on foot, it's rather difficult.

Beautiful narrow forest path, pleasant because shady

Interesting wagon grave, illustrating the burial rituals of that time.

A beautifully maintained memorial, a place for reflection and as a warning in these turbulent times.

Always beautiful to look at. I was involved in the construction of the chariot grave and the Roman pavilions. My wife sewed the clothes for the doll in the chariot. You can see that time has left its mark there too. It's just a shame that the burial mounds are completely overgrown.

A place of silence and reflection. There is a visitors' book here.

In this “quiet” spot, a tragedy is remembered with a gravestone. Early in the morning on March 16, 1907, a terrible accident happened in the Mathildenschacht in Püttlingen. 22 miners from Püttlingen and the surrounding area who wanted to enter the mine lost their lives in an accident. The shaft was part of the royal hard coal mine Gerhard in Louisenthal. The wire rope from the conveyor cage simply broke on the fourth entry without warning and the cage fell 100 meters into the shaft. Not even a month before, on February 19th, the rope, which had been in place since October 2nd, 1904, was found to be good. All 22 people who were in the basket died. Because of the technology at the time, it took a while until all the bodies were finally recovered. If you want to know more, you can find out more at the following link. https://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC5HG5M_last-seilfahrt

A small route that is always exciting, but provides a good mud pack on your paws when it rains and afterwards and at the same time slows you down a bit, as you have to walk very consciously there.