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Rötzenberg – Rötzen Cliffs loop from Lug

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Rötzenberg – Rötzen Cliffs loop from Lug

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Rötzenberg – Rötzen Cliffs loop from Lug

03:02

9.35km

330m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 16, 2026

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Biosphärenreservat Pfälzerwald-Vosges du Nord

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Dimbacher Falkenstein rock formation

Highlight • Natural Monument

The Dimbacher Falkenstein is part of a rocky reef that stretches across the entire Dimberg.

Rock: sandstone, colored sandstone
Max. Rock height: 25 m
Ø rock height: 15 m

More information at
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Hoher Kopf Rock Formation

Highlight • Natural Monument

And we owe it to the formation of the Alps... they press down on the Earth's crust, which couldn't withstand the pressure... and broke apart and was pushed upwards.

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2.20 km

Dimbach Colored Sandstone Rock Reef

Highlight • Natural Monument

My local mountain, the Dimberg, is a great massif with many opportunities for discovery. You can hike sections of it both on the rock and to the side of it. There is a lot to discover and there are always distant views and viewing opportunities. You should simply follow your urge to discover and not just follow the signs of the Dimbacher Buntsanstein Höhenweg, otherwise you will miss a lot.

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2.36 km

Dimbach Oak Spot

Highlight • Rest Area

This rest area was built in cooperation with the forestry department Hinterweidenthal by Dimbacher youth.

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3.75 km

Isselmannsteine rock formations

Highlight • Natural Monument

The Isselmannsteine are, so to speak, the beautiful link between the Dimberg and the Rötzenberg. You always walk along a beautiful path below the rock.
The Isselmannsteine were once used as a sandstone quarry, which is easy to see.
At the end of the Isselmansteine you should turn left and don't miss the great 4-castle view as a stopover and rest area with covered seating.

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