슈미츠하우젠 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

고요한 멋진 장소입니다. 나무 아래에서 즐겁게 앉아 있을 수 있습니다. 휴식을 위한 좌석 공간도 마련되어 있습니다. 예배당은 1960년대에 개조되었으며 제단 뒤에 크고 둥근 창문이 설치되었습니다. 그 전에는 전기가 없어서 매우 어두웠습니다. 예배당은 개방되어 있었고 상당히 현대적으로 새롭게 디자인되었습니다.

긴 계곡길, 적당한 오르막, 멋진 전망

Here is the former bear enclosure

... However, when the remains kept returning to the site, a chapel was built there. To this day, Maria Bildeich is a place of prayer for believers and devotees of Mary. Opening hours: The church is open all day Pilgrimage date: -Whit Monday with a festive sermon -15 August (Assumption of Mary) with blessing of herbs -On the last Sunday in August, a pilgrimage from Maria Bildeich to Maria Rosenberg Text from: SEARCHED... AND FOUND Selected pilgrimage sites in the Diocese of Speyer

Above Kirchenarnbach, between corn and potato fields, stands the Maria Bildeich chapel. Construction began in the spring of 1840. The idea for it probably came from Pastor Nagel from Kirchenarnbach. A stone next to the outdoor altar with the year 1756 suggests that a chapel once stood there. In the 1960s, the chapel was renovated and the complex also received a fountain with a figure of St. Hubertus. A statue of the Sorrowful Mother of God in a hollowed-out oak tree is venerated as a miraculous image. The Pietà dates from before the Reformation. It is unknown who carved it. The beginning of the pilgrimage is also a mystery. It developed on the basis of a legend of its discovery in connection with a legend of its return. According to this, a shepherd is said to have found the statue of the Virgin Mary, which had grown into an ancient oak tree, and brought it to the parish church in Kirchenarnbach. ...

Beautiful path across the fields, from which you have great views over the wide landscape and the Palatinate Forest.

One of the best trails for any skill level. Can be ridden in both directions, but I would recommend going east to west. The trail is very washed out in one place, which means pushing uphill and can be very difficult downhill.

This washing fountain was built in the early years of the 18th century by the community of Schmitshausen and was used for around 200 years. The laundry, which was mainly made of linen, was dried on the "bleaching meadows" at the upper end of this valley below the path that leads past the current youth campsite.