하우프트프리트호프 주변 최고의 반려견 동반 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

At this point is the Rote Hohl natural monument, a former mountain pass. There is also a spring here, marked by a sandstone relief of St. George slaying the dragon. A bench is available for resting. This is a somewhat dangerous spot for cyclists, who must cross to the other side of the path for about 100 meters.

The Humberg Tower offers a beautiful view of the Palatinate Mountains. On a clear day, you can see the Donnersberg and Potzberg, among other mountains.

The highlight of the playground for most children is undoubtedly the large slide hill with its long slide. It's a real treat. Since it's also shaded, it's a great place to linger even in summer and take a short break on the way to Bremerhof.

The forestry office captured the spring. The clear water flows through a wooden pipe anchored in the solid sandstone wall. A few meters from the spring, shepherds once built a circular dam. They then excavated the earth within the dam, creating a water basin fed by the dam well to facilitate watering for livestock. When the forest pasture was abandoned, no one cared for the basin anymore, and nature reclaimed it. Older people still remember a stone from 1774 that a herdsman is said to have worked on. The well was named after the circular dam that dammed the escaping water to form a small pond.

beautiful view of Kaiserslautern.

The Reichswaldbrunnen, created by Rudolf Faschon, is a running fountain connected to the water supply network. It was built in 1972 by the Reichswaldgenossenschaft Kaiserslautern.

Knight stones have nothing in common with a knight. The stones were named after forestry director Karl Albrecht von Ritter, who is the founding chairman of the Palatinate Forest Association, known as "PWV" for short.

Presumably there was a stable there of the former stud farm, which was founded by the Otterberg monastery and acquired by the Electorate of the Palatinate in 1426. Ritterstein 140 indicates this.