샬켄바흐 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Oberdürenbach는 Büschhöfe 및 Schelborn 지역과 함께 Königssee 근처의 매력적인 풍경에 위치해 있습니다. 현무암 채석장은 시간이 지남에 따라 지하수로 채워져 동식물을 위한 자연 보호 구역이 되었습니다. Olbrück 성, Schirmau 숲 농장 및 Rodder Maar(복원된 생물 서식지)는 하이커들에게 보람 있고 편안한 목적지입니다. 마을의 모습은 역사적인 목조 주택과 잘 관리된 외부 공간을 갖춘 수많은 신축 건물로 특징지어집니다. 활발한 협회 생활은 마을 공동체의 상호 작용을 결정합니다. A 61 고속도로 Niederzissen 출구까지는 약 10분이 소요됩니다. 3개 지역 모두 Ahrweiler 지역의 대중교통 버스 연결편이 있습니다. https://www.brohltal-verwaltung.de/ortsgemeinden/oberduerenbach/

A short, easy tour. Beautifully crafted sculptures. True art. A must-see.

"If you are in pain, go to your mother and tell her, and she will help you." https://schalkenbach.orts.app/-kapelle-maisbuesch_PotU

Great views of the Eifel, the Westerwald, towards Cologne or Koblenz

Beautiful circular trail in the Vinxtbachtal

Hiking hut located above Königsfeld. Tour around the Rodder Maar

The view from this spot allows you to see two highlights at once: Directly in front of you, the water surface of the "Rodder Maar" glitters, a popular destination for hikers or walkers, and from the wooded mountain in the background rises the (rebuilt) tower of the Olbrück, also a striking landmark of this region.

"East of Oberdürenbach lies the former basalt cone "Steinberg" (Steimerich), one of the three tertiary volcanoes in the Brohl valley. The quality of the basalt rock was ideal for road construction (cobblestones), as track ballast or as basalt chippings. As early as 1870 there were interested parties who considered industrial mining of this natural treasure. In the 1920s, Steinhandel Rauen AG from Mühlheim/Ruhr acquired the concession to operate the quarry on the Steinberg in order to mine the coveted natural stone on a large scale. For this purpose, the company built a large gravel works in Oberzissen in 1924. At first the material was transported there by horse and ox carts. From 1925 onwards, a practical connection between the quarry and the gravel works was created by building a cable car. The stone material was transported on to the Rhine port in Brohl by the Brohltalbahn. From Brohl, the building materials for road construction, for bank reinforcements on rivers, canals and the sea were transported by ship or Reichsbahn to destinations in Germany and abroad. After a short time, the hilltop had disappeared. Over the years, the workers created a crater almost 75 m deep with their pneumatic chisels. In the process, they came across two springs that poured over 30 cubic meters per day. These masses of water had to be pumped out every day before work began. During the Second World War, work on the Steimerich was stopped. In a very short time, the quarry filled up with spring water. This created a lake about one hectare in size with a water depth of up to 30 m. Even during the war, the clean water was used for bathing. The idea of reopening the quarry in the 1950s was quickly abandoned. The Rauen company preferred to invest in the existing quarry on the Hannebacher Ley..." CONTINUATION and MORE INFORMATION: https://www.osteifel-aktiv.de/41527/41928.html