About Euphemia Anna 🌳
Spezielle Wanderinteressen: Quellen und Brunnen, Gedenksteine, Kultur des früheren Judentums in der Pfalz
Spezielle Wege: Premiumwanderwege und Themenwege aller Art, um die Pfalz noch besser kennenzulernen
Spezielles Wanderprojekt (abgeschlossen): Alle 308 Rittersteine des Pfälzerwald-Vereins (PWV) habe ich anhand von ca. 100 Wanderungen über mehrere Jahre hinweg erwandert (siehe meine „Collections“).
Was ich an KOMOOT liebe: das Prinzip der „Highlights“ unterstützt meine Entdeckerfreude!
Bei KOMOOT: seit 2020 („Corona“)
2,962 km
623:55 h
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On my last hike to the Kalmit mountain, I happened upon signs for the "Wayside Shrines and Field Crosses Trail" at the Alsterweiler hiking parking lot. I then found further information online:
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A beautiful and varied hike that offered some spectacular views – despite the cloud cover!
Since the paths and roots in the forest are currently all wet, I hiked this themed trail counter-clockwise so I wouldn't have to descend the particularly steep sections (and there are quite a few!), but could instead
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@Rehlein 🥾🥾🌳 and I had been wanting to take a walk from Weidenthal to the idyllic Morschbach pond for a long time.
``` Because there are TWO new developments there that we learned about beforehand and that we absolutely wanted to see for ourselves:
>>> At the old Weidenthal train station (a private
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Today @Rehlein 🥾🥾🌳 and I discovered another little fountain in the Hauenstein Forest: the small "Hirtenbacher Hang-Brünnel" (also known as the "Höhenbrünnel") with its small trough, a bench (without a backrest), and a lovely nameplate. And the water was quite lively!
On our walk today, we followed
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Beautiful paths and trails – all in wintry weather with a bit of sleet. A varied tour (planned myself) where I finally wanted to explore several sections and places in this wonderful hiking area: Glasfelsen (Glass Rock), Himmelspfad (Heaven's Path), Finstertal (Dark Valley), and Wölmersbergfelsen (W
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I hadn't expected this today: at lunchtime, I had the entire viewing terrace on the Kalmit to myself! And that was especially lovely because it had been quite a while since I'd been up here, on the highest mountain in the Palatinate Forest (674 m)!
The views, as always, were spectacular (even if overcast
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Since I had overlooked the Rehbrünnel spring during our hike on October 19, 2025 ("Around the Vorderer Hirtenbach")
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the fact that it was located very close by, we visited it separately today on a short loop – entirely on wide forest roads and without encountering any other
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Today I was determined to visit the Wachtfelsen (Watch Rock), having admired it several times from Wernersberg and its surrounding meadows.
However, the first part of my hike along the Heimelstein and Rödelstein rock formations wasn't so enjoyable, as the paths along these otherwise beautiful rock formations
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Despite the cold temperatures, I set off at 10 a.m. today from Edenkoben train station for the final leg of my hike on the "Pälzer Keschdeweg" (Palatinate Chestnut Trail). It's a long route, but very pleasant to walk, and I know almost all of its sections from previous hikes.
Route description (though
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After some time ago, locals explained to me exactly where the Erfweiler Stations of the Cross leading up to the Winterkirchel chapel begins (namely at the "Kapellche"), so @Rehlein 🥾🥾🌳 and I decided to hike it ourselves today. We then realized that we had already hiked this route 10 years ago as part
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