Wolfgang Hauth

To conclude the "Spessart Hiking Week", the "Island of Tranquility" robber path was on the plan. The name of the tour says it all. I recommend hiking the tour counter-clockwise, as recommended, because the steep slope behind the Waldhotel Heppe is certainly easier to manage uphill than downhill – take

Today, on day 5 of our "Spessart Hiking Week", we hiked the "Robber's Path" "Stories and Anecdotes" -Mespelbrunn. It starts there at the hiking parking lot. Initially, you can observe beaver activity along the Elsava for over a kilometer. At the water wheel in Heimbuchenthal, you walk a short distance

Today's fourth robber's path „Himmelshirtenweg“ was by far the most beautiful in our Spessart hiking week so far. It starts in Dambach at the hiking parking lot. It is located directly at the entrance to the town from the direction of Heimbuchenthal. We walked the tour counter-clockwise – which is why

Our third hiking tour of the "Wanderwoche Spessart" (Spessart Hiking Week), the "Räuberpfad 'Höhen und Tiefen'" (Robber's Path 'Ups and Downs') begins at the music pavilion in Heimbuchenthal. There is also a large free parking lot there, partly designed as a campsite for motorhomes. Follow the hiking

The second hike in our "Spessart Hiking Week" was the "Räuberpfad Natur PUR erleben" from Leidersbach. It starts at the hiking parking lot "Im Eichwäldchen", then consistently goes uphill to the "Zum Jägersweg" signpost and then moderately downhill to the Banneux Chapel on the edge of Volkersbrunn. From

The first tour of our hiking week in Spessart was the Räuberpfad "Natur trifft Geschichte" in Rothenbuch. Our base camp was the "Zum grünen Baum" in Leidersbach.

The hike started in Rothenbuch at Maria Sternplatz. Next to it is a parking lot where you can park for free. The route is very well signposted

Today we wanted to visit another section of the Selz and walked from the Selz spring near Orbis to the retention basin near Alzey, as much as possible along the riparian strip. This was also largely possible, only between the outskirts of Mauchenheim and the "Poppenschenke" near Alzey did we have to

Today we wanted to go along the Selz to another nature reserve along the course of the Selz, the 'Hahnheimer Bruch'. We started in Bechtolsheim at the Simultankirche. In the street 'Hinter dem Schloss', next to the KITA, there is a 'visitor parking lot' where you can park for free. Behind Bechtolsheim

The tip for the hike came from the Komoot Community. The circular route starts at the train station in Lorsch, where you can park for free (but the number of parking spaces is limited). It then goes via Lindenstraße out of the town and then along the Weschnitz. Here you can see how the stream has been