니에번 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Ruppertsklamm은 자연을 좋아하는 모든 사람에게 추천합니다. 때로는 개울에 발을 담가야 할 수도 있으므로 튼튼하고 방수가 되는 신발이 유용합니다. 날씨에 따라 개울에 물이 상당히 많을 수 있습니다.

비가 거의 오지 않아 졸졸 흐르는 물줄기였지만, 협곡 전체가 매우 아름답습니다.

돌은 대부분 매우 미끄럽습니다. 좋은 신발을 신는 것이 좋습니다.

Important notice from November 14, 2025: The wire rope is torn in several places. There is a risk of injury if you happen to touch it there. Please always take a quick look at the wire rope!

The bakery is unique. It can compete with any pastry shop.

On the ascent from the banks of the Lahn River to Malberg, there is a point where hikers cross the tracks of the former cog railway on a bridge. Even today, one can still appreciate how steep this section is, and cannot help but admire the engineering skills of bygone times that planned and implemented the safe ascent and descent.

In the glory days of the spa town of Bad Ems, a cog railway that ran up the Malberg mountain on the Taunus side of the Lahn River ended here. The mountain and valley stations are still there today, and hikers can still make out the tracks even in a few sections through the forest. While a café has been installed at the valley station, the mountain station can only be described as completely neglected. As it appears today to the passing hiker, it is an eyesore for Bad Ems.

A relatively isolated spot, away from the neighboring villages, was chosen as the site for the memorial chapel. A former quarry is located nearby, but it's not about the workers who may have lost their lives doing this hard and dangerous work. It's dedicated to the victims of war and tyranny. By keeping the memory of the victims alive across generations, the site fulfills a second, no less important function: to remind hikers of the need to maintain peace. PS: Here, too, after completing the trail, the komoot system repeatedly asks whether they would like to recommend this highlight. This is because it has been recreated twice (in some cases even more often) by different people. This is the smallest highlight number, i.e., the original.