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Dengelstein The route ascends past a property to the hamlet of Stein. Shortly thereafter, the mighty Dengelstein, also called Denkelstein, is reached at the edge of the forest. © Herbert MayrPhoto: Herbert Mayr, Rother Bergverlag
According to legend, the devil personally sharpens his scythe at the Dengelstein, an approximately 8000-ton and 8-meter-high conglomerate boulder, whenever disaster is imminent, on behalf of death.
In Kempten, 700 m, at the Schumacherring / Lenzfrieder Straße bus stop, we take the railway crossing towards Bachtelweiher. Following the pedestrian path along Bachtelmühlstraße, we turn into the street "Am Bachtelweiher" after the railway bridge. A farm road leads along the left lakeshore. We cross the railway bridge and immediately afterwards pass the motorway underpass. A meadow trail leads us to the hamlet of Bernholz and a residents' street to Minderbetzigau. Entering Betzigau, 728 m, we take the footpath interrupted by the railway underpass.At the church, we head towards Stein and at the town hall follow Bachtelweg. After a climb, the sign "Stein" in Heinzelberg points to a farm road. Above the ravine of the Betzigauer Bach, we reach the Völkkapelle chapel. The slightly unclear route now ascends past a property to the hamlet of Stein. Soon after, at the forest edge, the massive Dengelstein, 860 m, also called Denkelstein, is reached.Back at the first fork, a residents' street
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