Eulenfels route in Eppenbrunn

The starting point of the route is the parking lot at the Eppenbrunn leisure park. You cross the leisure park and walk a bit through the town of Eppenbrunn until you reach a gravel path leading into the forest. After a while, the path crosses the L478 road and then leads via a hidden trail to the small Devil's Table. Next is a somewhat longer ascent to the next highlight of the route, the Eulenfelsen. From the sandstone ridge, you have an impressive long-distance view over the Pfälzerwald up to Götzenbruck in France. Afterwards, the way goes downhill again over narrow paths until the Hohe-List parking lot is reached. The route then gently ascends directly to the hiking lodge of the Pfälzerwald Association Hohe-List, where a break is recommended. From here, the path goes exclusively downhill, and after a few meters, the Christkindlfelsen is reached. Here you will find wish lists from children to the Christkind especially around Christmas time. After the rock, the path descends via a gravel road to the Eselsteige parking lot. Following the path further, you walk along the Wüsteichelsbach and after some time pass the Klosterbrückel. The route continues past the Stüdenbach pond and shortly after past the Eppenbrunn pond back into the town. To finish the route, you walk again through the leisure park to the parking lot, the starting point of the route.