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Rottersberg Viewpoint – Quirnbacher Markt Monument loop from Glan-Münchweiler

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Rottersberg Viewpoint – Quirnbacher Markt Monument loop from Glan-Münchweiler

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Rottersberg Viewpoint – Quirnbacher Markt Monument loop from Glan-Münchweiler

04:03

14.9km

220m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 7, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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2.48 km

Rottersberg Viewpoint

Highlight • Viewpoint

A sign explains all the places visible in the distance from here. There's also a wellness lounger and a seating area – and some shade in the summer.

Information panel 6 ("Glan Valley and Glan Valley Railway") of the "Jewish Culture" circular trail is also located here, explaining, among other things, the view over the Glan Valley.

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3.65 km

Forest playground local group Glan-Münchweiler

Highlight • Rest Area

Beautiful adventure playground in the forest!

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6.08 km

Jewish Cemetery Steinbach am Glan

Highlight • Historical Site

Jews from the following towns were buried here: Steinbach, Frutzweiler, Bettenhausen, Börsborn, Brücken, Glan-Münchweiler, Haschbach, Trahweiler, Nanzweiler, Quirnbach, and Waldmohr (until 1872). "The existing graves indicate that the cemetery has been occupied since around 1826. The last burials took place in 1947 and 1966 [Edgar Mann, 1904–1966]."
Source (partially quoted verbatim): Information panel no. 3 of the "Jewish Culture" circular trail (on site)

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9.41 km

Deserted Village of Frensweiler (Jewish Culture Trail)

Highlight • Historical Site

"A place called Frensweiler (in dialect Fröschweiler), occasionally confused with Frutzweiler, lay in the district of Steinbach near the confluence of the Hodenbach and Steinbach rivers. This place was first mentioned in a document in 1313." The place must have disappeared "between 1477 and 1541. In addition to the root word 'Weiler' for a small rural settlement, the defining word refers to the Franconian personal name Frudin. Franzweiler was thus originally the hamlet of a Frudin."
Source (partially quoted verbatim): regionalgeschichte.net/pfalz/steinbach/geschichte.html

Information board 16 of the "Jewish Culture" circular trail is located on site.

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9.76 km

Friedenshöhe hiking car park

Highlight • Parking

A faded but striking sign depicts two hiking figures – almost like something out of a comic strip. Right next to it is a signpost to the Schützenhaus (shooting club). A spot that charmingly marks the rustic starting point of the hike and immediately makes you want to set off.

💡 Tip: Take a photo – this slightly run-down hiking parking lot has character and is ideal for starting a hike. No frills, just space and clarity.

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10.4 km

War Memorial Trahweiler & Haschbach

Highlight • Monument

This gray, quarry-stone memorial commemorates the fallen and missing soldiers of the two World Wars – from the communities of Trahweiler and Haschbach. The message beneath is timeless and clear: "Your sacrifice – our obligation: Keep the peace!"

A place of silence, remembrance – and warning.

💡 Tip: Walk by slowly – or sit down for a moment opposite. Places of peace like this are just as much a part of hiking as nature and exercise.

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12.0 km

Protestant Church Quirnbach

Highlight • Religious Site

"The current church building was built in 1777 to replace the old church [...]."
Source: Information panel 14 of the "Jewish Culture" walking trail on site

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12.6 km

Quirnbacher Markt Monument

Highlight • Monument

This massive, circular monument made of red sandstone is an impressive reminder of Quirnbach's centuries-old market tradition. The horse's profile in the center and the striking inscription "Since 1444" make it clear: history was made here – and celebrated every year to this day.

💡 Tip: Great photo spot – the contours really come into their own, especially with sidelight.

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13.3 km

Henschtalbrücke

Viewpoint

13.8 km

Viewpoint

14.9 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

9.51 km

4.34 km

589 m

305 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

7.63 km

4.55 km

1.53 km

761 m

335 m

Elevation

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Highest point (390 m)

Lowest point (210 m)

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Saturday 29 August

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Rottersberg Viewpoint – Quirnbacher Markt Monument loop from Glan-Münchweiler

Rottersberg Viewpoint

Forest playground local group Glan-Münchweiler

Jewish Cemetery Steinbach am Glan

Deserted Village of Frensweiler (Jewish Culture Trail)

Friedenshöhe hiking car park

War Memorial Trahweiler & Haschbach

Protestant Church Quirnbach

Quirnbacher Markt Monument

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