묀링겐 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

가까운 바르투름과 이웃 헤센란트의 멋진 전망

여기에 머무는 것은 매우 좋습니다. 이 전망. 감사합니다

이곳에서는 때때로 하이커와 자전거 타는 사람들이 만납니다.

플라우임 근처 위쪽에서는 샤프하임 근처의 "바르투름"을 잘 볼 수 있습니다.

A Green Tunnel for Explorers As can be seen in your photos (especially the first and last), the route often resembles a "green tunnel" today. The dense hedges and trees on either side of the path not only provide shelter from the wind but also create a unique, almost enchanted atmosphere. This natural shade is a major plus for cyclists, especially on hot summer days. Between Technology and Nature One of your photos shows a section with gravel and construction fences on a raised area. This illustrates two things: The railway's history: The gravel bed on which the tracks used to lie is still clearly visible. Maintenance measures: Since the route often crosses embankments or small bridges, these structures must be regularly maintained to keep the path usable for hiking and cycling. Historical Signposts The close-up photo of the sign on the tree is particularly valuable. These small information panels are typical for the region: They often mark the exact location of former stops or significant sections of the route. They serve as a guide for history buffs who want to trace the exact route of the Aschaffenburg–Höchst railway line. Scenic Contrast Your photos, with their views across the expansive fields, clearly illustrate why the railway line was so important: it directly connected the fertile agricultural landscape of the Bachgau region with the trading center of Aschaffenburg. The contrast between the narrow, shady path and the open, expansive cultural landscape is what makes this tour so appealing.

Clean shelter and rest hut, very suitable for a rest.

IMPORTANT Please note. Actually, cycling is prohibited from the tunnel. This is a nature reserve! Only hiking is permitted. QUOTATION: Cyclists remain banned from the former railway line between Pflaumheim and Mömlingen because it is a designated landscape conservation area. The Lower Nature Conservation Authority of the District Office clarified this in a letter discussed at the Energy and Environment Committee meeting on Tuesday.

Trail entrance of the former railway line Aschaffenburg<->Odenwald