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Stone Gate – Prosterath Rocks loop from Schönberg

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Germany

Rhineland-Palatinate

Landkreis Trier-Saarburg

Bescheid

Stone Gate – Prosterath Rocks loop from Schönberg

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Stone Gate – Prosterath Rocks loop from Schönberg

01:35

13.1km

330m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: June 23, 2026

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3.18 km

Bench by the Kleine Dhron Stream

Highlight • Rest Area

Here the path leads to a "dead end" with two benches where you can rest right next to the small drone.
The stream dances and gurgles over quartzite rocks in front of the eyes and ears of the hiker. While resting, you can watch this spectacle and quickly lose yourself meditatively in the waves, small eddies and water features that often form and also fade away again.
I would have liked to have stayed longer ...

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3.33 km

Stone Gate

Highlight • Natural Monument

Two passages carved into the rock ledge to ensure the removal of wood on this steep slope, popularly called the "Steinernes Tor".

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4.61 km

Prosterath Rocks

Highlight • Natural Monument

On the ridges of the Hunsrück, quartzite is the landscape-defining rock. It comes from sand deposits of the earth's antiquity, which were strongly solidified under the pressure of later deposited layers. The quartzite is embedded in softer rock such as slate and greywacke, which is easier to remove. Because of its high resistance to weathering and erosion, the quartzite hardeners protrude in places as bizarre rock formations from the earth. Over the course of millions of years, they have been prepared by wind and weather to the present day natural monuments.
Their collection-like occurrence is also referred to as Hunsrück rock chain.
beuren-hochwald.de/sehenswuerdigkeiten

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5.03 km

Prosterath Chapel

Highlight • Religious Site

The present-day chapel was built in 1888 in the neo-gothic style according to plans from the office of the Cologne diocesan architect Vincenz Statz, where probably his son Franz Statz was also involved shortly before his takeover of the architect's office. The small high-built three-axis hall church with a slightly drawn three-sided choir is vaulted with ribs. Noteworthy is the fully preserved neo-Gothic decor. The highlight is the wing altar created in 1896 by a master Caspar Weis, Frankfurt am Main, with abundant figurative decoration and wood reliefs with scenes from the saint legend of Anthony of Padua.

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7.90 km

Fisherman's Hut – Beuren Pond

Highlight • Mountain Hut

At the weekend, the fisherman's hut offers catering at a large fish pond.
Fridays from 5 p.m. (pizza from 7 p.m.)
Saturday, Sunday and Friday from 11:30 a.m.
Live music on Sundays from 3:30 p.m.
fischerhuette-beuren.de
Accordingly, there are plenty of parking options and also various approaches to the starting point of the Dream Loop Rockenburger Urwaldpfad

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7.97 km