니드발트 주변 최고의 반려견 동반 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

There are two covered barbecue areas here.

On the banks of the Nidda River in Rödelheim, the Barefoot Man smiles at visitors. Perhaps he's looking forward to a picnic or children wanting to ride on his back. His friendliness is undeniable – despite a certain peculiarity: Not only does he possess six pairs of (bare) feet, but he also grows hands and more feet where other creatures have ears, a nose, and a tail. This fantastical creature has sprung from the animal and plant kingdoms. The illustrator and cartoonist Kurt Halbritter compiled this book, which, in a scientific manner, purports to describe other such beings in pictures and text. One characteristic of the Barefoot Man, according to him, is that he carries pilgrims home after their pilgrimage, exhausted by their journey. The bronze sculpture in the Kurt Halbritter Park was created by the Kassel sculptor Siegfried Böttcher.

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Almost like the Amazon! The Nidda River presents itself as a jungle-like river on this old tributary. Keep an eye out for turtles and rare waterfowl!

Riding a gravel bike along the Nidda is great; new bridges have been built here, which is always helpful.

Thanks to the renaturation work on the Nidda, the original river course has been restored! The bridges are great for use.

On operating days, you can take a ride on the trains from the Frankfurt Feldbahn Museum.

The Feldbahn Museum route runs directly along the lake.