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The New Castle is a listed building located in Trappstadt, a market town in the Rhön-Grabfeld district of Lower Franconia, Bavaria. The building is registered as a historical monument in the Bavarian Monument Register under the monument number D-6-73-174-14. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neues_Schloss_(Trappstadt)

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The road is nice to drive on.

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Parking lot with seven intersections

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Can I drive now?

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A beautiful historic market square, well-preserved and restored half-timbered houses, a few cafes and ice cream parlors invite you to sit outside in the summer.

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The first sandstone spring casing from the 1940s was redesigned in 1973 and acquired its current representative appearance in 1985. A bronze plaque by Erich Husemann from Trappstadt has commemorated the importance of the Franconian Saale since 1987. The spring stream flows southwest through Alsleben, where it joins the Fleusengraben, and joins the left source stream north of Bad Königshofen-Untereßfeld. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fr%C3%A4nkische_Saale

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The Franconian Saale originates in the Grabfeld near the Haßberge Mountains, east and southeast of Bad Königshofen, respectively, from two roughly equal, 3.9 km long source streams: Its right and northern source streams originate from the Saalbrunnen (not to be confused with the Saalbrunnen, also located in Franconia), approximately 1.7 kilometers east of Alsleben, a district of Trappstadt. The spring is located in an open field, less than 500 meters from the Thuringian border, just off the NES 45 district road, which leads to Gompertshausen. The young Franconian Saale rises there at 313 meters above sea level, below the Kapellenberg (390 meters above sea level). Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fr%C3%A4nkische_Saale

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Very good beer from the in-house brewery. Always worth a stop.

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A place with many possibilities, it's best to first drive up to the Schwedenschanze and stop there on the weekend. The route downhill to Rottenstein is easy to cycle to, and you'll reach the village in no time. From there, you have a beautiful view of the foothills of the Hassberge Mountains.

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Nice rest area with a great view of the Haßberge 👍

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A few kilometers south, near the Heckenmühle near Obereßfeld, in the municipality of Sulzdorf an der Lederhecke, the southern spring stream originates from the Salzloch. This spring has a higher flow than the Saalbrunnen, is located at approximately 320 m above sea level, and has also been dammed. The Saalegraben, which originates there, is also known as the Dagigbach until its confluence with the northern spring stream. It runs through the village of Obereßfeld, where the Klausgrundgraben empties into it. Accompanied by the B279 federal highway, the Saalegraben flows through Untereßfeld, this time taking in the Heilbruchgraben from the right at the Lustmühle. It then meets the northern spring stream southeast of Bad Königshofen. An information panel has been erected directly at the confluence. Source: https://dewiki.de/Lexikon/Fr%C3%A4nkische_Saale

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The Franconian Saale originates in the Grabfeld near the Haßberge mountains, east and southeast of Bad Königshofen, respectively, from two roughly equal, 3.9 km long source streams: Its right and northern source streams originate from the Saalbrunnen (not to be confused with the Saalbrunnen, also located in Franconia), approximately 1.7 kilometers east of Alsleben, a district of Trappstadt. The spring is located in an open field, less than 500 meters from the Thuringian border, just off the NES 45 district road, which leads to Gompertshausen. The young Franconian Saale rises there at 313 meters above sea level, below the Kapellenberg (390 meters above sea level). Source: https://dewiki.de/Lexikon/Fr%C3%A4nkische_Saale

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One of the two source rivers of the Franconian Saale is the Saalbrunnen, which rises between Alsleben and Gompertshausen. The Salzloch near the Heckenmühle near Obereßfeld is the second source river. The Salzloch and Saalbrunnen join near Untereßfeld to form the Franconian Saale, which meanders 135 km through Bad Königshofen, Bad Neustadt, and Bad Kissingen to Gemünden. There, the Franconian Saale flows into the Main River. There are several Saale rivers in the German-speaking region. "Sala" and "Salu" first appear in a charter book of the Fulda Monastery in 777. The first mill on the young Saale was the Heckenmühle, located just a few meters from its source and mentioned as early as 1317. Near Alsleben, the first mill on the Saale was the Apothekersmühle (pharmacist's mill) or the Alslebener Gemeindemühle (municipal mill). Source: https://grabfeld-grenzenlos.de/fraenkische-saale/

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The castle, towering 150 meters above the Weisach Valley, is a widely visible symbol of power and history. First documented in 1126, it served as the ancestral seat of the Lords of Stein for centuries. In 1895, it passed to the Barons of Rotenhan and finally to the Haßberge district in 1972. Noteworthy are the mighty double-towered gate and the picturesque remains of the late Gothic chapel. Source and further information: https://www.maroldsweisach.de/burgruine-altenstein

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Very nice cycle path with wonderful views.

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The focal point of Bad Königshofen is the large market square with its three ornamental fountains: the Luitpold Fountain under the linden tree, the Röhrenbrunnen (Tube Fountain), and the Michaelsbrunnen (Michael Fountain), above which the wrought-iron angel "floats." The Vierröhrenbrunnen (Four-Tube Fountain) in front of the Schlundhaus (Thrush House) was fed by a water pipe even before the Thirty Years' War, making it an important part of the town. Also located on the market square is the medieval Kornstein (cornstone) from 1525, which formerly served as a grain measuring device. Source: https://www.treffpunktdeutschland.de/branchen-eintraege/bayern-bad-koenigshofen-marktplatz

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The focal point of Bad Königshofen is the large market square with its three ornamental fountains: the Luitpold Fountain under the linden tree, the Röhrenbrunnen (Tube Fountain), and the Michaelsbrunnen (Michael Fountain), above which the wrought-iron angel "floats." The Vierröhrenbrunnen (Four-Tube Fountain) in front of the Schlundhaus (Thrush House) was fed by a water pipe even before the Thirty Years' War, making it an important part of the town. Also located on the market square is the medieval Kornstein (cornstone) from 1525, which formerly served as a grain measuring device. Source: https://www.treffpunktdeutschland.de/branchen-eintraege/bayern-bad-koenigshofen-marktplatz

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A beautiful trail, also rideable with regular bikes in good weather.

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Thanks to a large forestry machine, the path is partially impassable

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Unfortunately, the path is no longer as beautiful as it appears in the pictures. Due to heavy forestry machinery, you have to be careful when driving down, but it is still passable.

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