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Card payments are possible at the machine.

beautifully restored weighing house in Ebwersweier

Wine vending machine from the Durbach winemakers at the hiking car park.

In 1903, the weighbridge was constructed as a corrugated iron building; the cost of approximately 1,600 Marks was financed by the pro rata annual surplus of the Durbach, Ebersweier, and Nesselried savings banks. For 40 years, the weighing service has been provided by Klothilde Knopf, the weighmaster. Wendelin Eckert is her deputy. The scales were rebuilt in 1962. The attractive weighbridge was built free of charge by local master craftsmen. Beets, fruit, potatoes, straw, hay, manure, and even livestock are weighed. The weighbridge was restored in 2013 by a hiking group led by Willi Brüderle. The weighbridge is still the only public municipal scale in the Offenburg area.

A small bench to rest for a while.

Small but beautiful tour through the sculpture park 3 km (green)

It's a great place to stop for a cool drink and enjoy a beautiful view.

Right by the path lies a hidden mine, its entrance camouflaged with large stones during the development of the hiking trail. After heavy rainfall, water clearly seeps from the tunnel, which was last in operation in the 18th century. The pebbles visible here are not from this area but were brought in during the construction work. On the left side of the tunnel entrance, the ore or mineral vein is visible, consisting here of quartz, carnelian, and small amounts of iron ore (see photo).