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"Schleglerkasten" (Source: https://www.heimsheim.de) The events of September 14, 1395, resulted in the destruction of the town and, with it, the old Schlegler castle. Apart from the castle cellar (two vaulted cellars beneath the Graevenitz Castle) and a cross vault in what is now the library, nothing remains of this old castle. On undeveloped land next to it, the tower castle, affectionately known locally as the "Schleglerkasten," was built. Its construction dates back to around 1415 (dendrochronological analysis revealed that the oldest timbers were felled in 1413), when the Lords of Gemmingen bought half of the town from the Lords of Stein. After the fire, the latter were unable to rebuild the castle and the town.

Baumbach

Hill sofa with view of Baumbach valley

View through the Baumbach valley

In its upper section, Wiederholdstraße forms a serpentine footpath that repeatedly offers beautiful views of the city in the valley below. The best view, of course, is from the very top, at Schottstraße.

The Naturfreundehaus (Friends of Nature House) is managed by volunteer housekeeping teams on weekends. It also offers overnight accommodation for up to 25 people who are self-catering.

A rather uneven staircase leads to the Naturfreundehaus Am Kappelberg (Nature Friends House Am Kappelberg). A warning sign has been posted as a precaution, since this path is not safe to walk on in all weather conditions.

The waiting shelter dates back to 1925 and was used by the SSB.