스테넨펠스 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

슐로스베르크에서 퓔렘바허 호프를 거쳐 디펜바흐로 돌아오는 투어의 마지막 구간

A lovely spot to rest and enjoy the fantastic view.

A very beautiful lake with plenty of shade. There's also a bench with a trash can. There should be more of these along the route.

A wonderful rest stop with a picnic table and a hillside sofa, all in a scenic location.

Nice place for a rest with a wonderful view

You can still see many old half-timbered houses here. The village church is also worth seeing.

Stonemasonry had been known in Stromberg since the 1st century AD. Sternenfels was devastated by the Thirty Years' War and stonemasonry came to a standstill. It was not until 1700 that stonemasonry flourished again and with it the grinding of leftover stones into sweeping sand developed. The increased need for cleanliness led to the construction of numerous sand mills from 1740 onwards. In the middle of the 19th century there were around 35 sand mills. During this period, 3 million litres of sweeping sand were delivered to Stuttgart alone every year. Despite this, the sand farmers were never wealthy and when the trade gradually lost importance due to increasingly different household materials (porcelain instead of clay and wooden dishes; hardwood parquet and linoleum instead of softwood floors), they became extremely poor. The final death blow came from the shortage of materials and the development of the chemical cleaning industry. The last sand mill closed in 1935.

The four youth houses at Füllmenbacher Hof emerged from a forest workers' settlement, one of which was given to the Swabian Alb Association as a youth hiking hostel in 1968.