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The Roman god Mercury stands here amidst the greenery of Schwollen – with his purse and serpent-headed staff, symbols of trade, wealth, and his role as messenger of the gods. The figure serves as a reminder that the Romans were already active in this region, and that roads, goods, and messages once traveled through these valleys. Nestled among moss, ancient trees, and offering a view across the countryside, the statue appears almost like a silent guardian of the modern hiking trail. Tip: Take your time to read the information panel – it's especially fun with children to look for the statue's features (staff, purse, winged hat) and compare them with the description.

Directly on Sirona-Weg lies the Heiligenbösch Protestant Church, built on the remains of a Roman villa, of which some of the walls from the cold bath can still be seen. The church was extensively renovated in 1730 and 1960. The oldest part is the tower with its Romanesque double-arched window.

great view

beautiful cycling route through the Hochwald

Apparently you can also get married at the Windklang... It's officially a "wedding room" of the Thalfang registry office.

From the viewing platform at Erbeskopf you have a magnificent view.

A great view from up here

Unfortunately, the charging station is only accessible when the clubhouse is open, which is a shame but understandable.