뤼데나우 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

that used to be a great tree

The exact age of the Red Image on the Mainbullauer Höhe is unknown, but it has been proven to have existed for at least 240 years: in a forest map from 1786, which is located in the Miltenberg City Museum, the "Rothe Image" is marked on the road from Ohrenbach to Rüdenau in the forest districts "Vordern Roth" and "Hinter Roth." The latter could also explain the wayside shrine's name. The monument was apparently last renovated 100 years ago, as the number 1924 in the body suggests. Over the decades, the ravages of time had taken their toll on the wayside shrine. Under the leadership of the Mainbullau Local History Association, many hours of volunteer work were spent creating a faithful replica from an oak trunk. The bust of Mary set into the wayside shrine niche was also newly carved based on the original model, which was carved in the 1930s by Josef Link, a Rüdenau native and later pastor and dean. The wayside shrine bears witness to the past in a beautiful setting, with a newly constructed seating area that invites you to linger and contemplate nature.

...was probably repainted😊

Bats are among the most fascinating representatives of our animal kingdom. They are the only mammals that can fly. On a forest walk to the forest lake in Rüdenau, you will learn, among other things, which bat species are native to the Miltenberg district, how they navigate in the dark, the annual cycle of a bat's life, and what you can do to protect this special species.

It was a long time ago 🇺🇲

A truly impressive nativity scene, very lovingly designed with lots of Christmas decorations on the access roads. Nice idea - compliments to the Rüdenau hiking friends

The bat trail leads to this biotope, along the way there are many child-friendly information boards about the life of bats

The Winne nature parking lot is also located here