로치 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Hopefully, the RAD won't be reinvented again: RAD Camp 5/257, "Gottfried Keller" Detachment, was located in the Wisper Valley between Lorch and Bad Schwalbach. The Reich Labor Service (RAD) was an organization in the Nazi German Reich. The law for the Reich Labor Service, enacted on June 26, 1935, stated: "All young Germans of both sexes are obligated to serve their people in the Reich Labor Service. The Führer and Reich Chancellor determines the number of conscripts to be called up annually and sets the length of service. Initially, young men were called up for labor service for six months (before their military service). From the beginning of the Second World War, the Reich Labor Service was extended to include young women.

Very beautiful old town - located "on the way" from the Rhine bank parking lot to the hiking trails

A beautiful route with constant views of Nollig Castle

View of the Palatinate

The bench rotates 360°, so you're always guaranteed a view of the sun.

The bench can rotate 360°.

This section of the trail is lined with many oak trees. Oak fruit is a favorite food of wild boars. Their tracks can be seen everywhere along this part of the route. Even the paths are not immune to burrowing marks. Therefore, especially in spring (from April onwards), you should be cautious if you happen to encounter these rather shy animals and their young piglets during the day. It doesn't happen often because they tend to laze around in their hiding places during the day, but encounters are not without their dangers.

Great panoramic view and down into the Rhine Valley.