Best trails near Grube Maria

Panoramic Themed trail through the Palatinate, Rhineland-Palatinate This circular trail definitely scores points with its numerous marvellous views of the Beutelfels, the Löwenbergs Ruhe and Hohenfels Castle, which can be visited as an option. The themed trail owes its name to two mighty ore veins that have yielded plenty of iron over many years. You embark on a mining history hike and encounter over 2000 years of mining history in the forests around Imsbach. From the start at the car park...

This route climbs from Dannenfels to the summit of the Donnersberg, the highest peak in the Palatinate. Dense forests of beech and oak cover the slopes, passing stands of sweet chestnut trees. The path leads to the Ludwigsturm, a stone tower built in the 19th century, and the Königsstuhl rhyolite rock formation. Sections follow the Celtic ring wall, a massive fortification from an ancient settlement. The course serves as the route for the annual Donnersberg Trail run.

Stage 1 of the long-distance hiking trail "Pfälzer Höhenweg", Rhineland-Palatinate. The certified Pfälzer Höhenweg quality trail begins in tranquil Winnweiler. The first stage alone promises plenty of variety. From the summit of the Kreuzberg, there are fantastic views of the surrounding hilly landscape. As the hike continues, you will learn a lot about the settlement and industrial history of the region; a farmers' nature trail, a miners' village and a Celtic village await you. Once you...

Long road bike tour from Gölheim. This long road bike circuit is a classic endurance challenge around the Donnersberg, the highest mountain in the entire Palatinate. The route is almost entirely tarmac and takes road bike enthusiasts on a challenging tour from Göllheim. YA very hilly profile, culminating in the significant, long climb to the summit of the Donnersberg can be expected. The difficulty results solely from the considerable metres in altitude and the distance, which requires...

This route invites a walk through thick beech and oak forests on the Donnersberg. On the forest floor, wild berries and typical local plants can often be discovered, while birds of prey circle in the sky above. The ground here is made of reddish porphyry rock in many places, which gives the path a unique color. In the cooler wooded sections, guests find a quiet escape and might even spot roe deer with a bit of luck. Since the paths can be a little slippery after rain, shoes with good tread...