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Hike through the idyllic small Kleberbachtal with beautiful nature and an opportunity to stop for refreshments at Glashütter Weiher.
The route passes by the Glashütter Weiher located in the water protection area, the Lindenbrunnen with Kneipp walking basin, to the 335 m high Kleber Berg near Spiesen. Then into the idyllic Kleberbachtal, which belongs to the fauna-flora habitat area Limbacher and Spieser Wald, and is under special protection.
Author’s recommendation
The pond owes its name to the Glashütter Hof, where a glassworks was operated from 1747. However, glass production was not profitable and the operation was discontinued in 1954. “The reason was that the neighboring glassworks in Friedrichsthal and Merchweiler already used coal firing, but Rohrbach was still dependent on wood firing,” as can be read in a nicely illustrated chronicle by the Rohrbach resident Karl Abel (“Rohrbach Nostalgia”). Dare challenge! Complete two rounds in the Kneipp walking basin at Lindenbrunnen.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
vevio Hotel & EventsAbout the Rohrbach Glassworks
Safety information
Attention:
Entering the forest and walking the hiking trails is at your own risk.
Seasonally or due to weather conditions, increased surefootedness is required on some sections of the paths.
Please wear clothing and hiking shoes with appropriate soles suited to the season and weather.
Please pay special attention to:
Careful walking on the constructed stairs in the forest (they may be slippery due to leaf fall).
TOGETHER WITH RESPECT
Friendliness, understanding and consideration for each other is a principle for the cooperative use of our natural environment. The code is:
Use existing paths, follow signs, and respect closures
Leave no traces such as litter or dog feces and treat the path gently
Respect other users of the forest and countryside
Show consideration for animals and plants
Plan in advance and use daylight
DISCLAIMER:
Despite repeated checks and careful preparation of the route descriptions, the publisher assumes no liability for the accuracy and completeness of the information in this description.
USAGE NOTICE:
Dear hiking friends, the hiking trails also lead along natural paths through untouched nature reserves and forests. Preserving and protecting nature is important to us.
We also want to point out the risks and therefore ask you to stay on the designated paths and not to enter existing rock outcrops for safety reasons. Furthermore, we draw attention to the presence of natural forest hazards. Due to weather conditions, some parts of the path may be saturated and slippery and must therefore be approached with special caution. Solid footwear is recommended on all routes; surefootedness is essential.
Use of hiking and premium hiking trails is at your own risk.
MARKING AND SIGNAGE:
All quality routes are circular hikes that can be walked in both directions. Therefore, signage is provided in both directions. Try walking the route the other way around and you will discover completely new perspectives and different views.
Tips and suggestions
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Roadbook
Kneipp-Anlage Rohrbach
Kneipp-Anlage Rohrbach
vevio Hotel & Events
About the Rohrbach Glassworks
Public transport
From St. Ingbert train station take line 521 to Rohrbach, Fichtenkopf stop, then a 17-minute walk (1.3 km) from there
Directions
Motorway exit A6 St. Ingbert East, turn left onto Obere Kaiserstraße towards Rohrbach and from there towards Spiesen on the L241 to the Glashütter Weiher exit. On a small road, speed limit 30 km/h, to the first parking lot on the right.Parking
Parking lot at Glashütter Weiher directly next to Fischerhütte, paved parking lot with marked parking bays, about 80 spaces. Attention, the valley is a water protection area, parking is only allowed in designated parking areas!
Coordinates
Book recommendation by the author
https://rohrbach-nostalgie.de/ On the website, two local history books by Karl Abel can be ordered:
“Rohrbach Nostalgia” Volume 1
Volume 1 contains 18 articles on 136 pages with over 450 photos in color and black and white. Including articles on the 1939 plane crash, the sports accident in Breitfurt 1948, 100 years of football in Rohrbach, and many more anecdotes.
“Rohrbach Nostalgia” Volume 2
Volume 2 includes a total of 19 articles spread over 140 pages and contains over 450 photos in color and black and white. With articles about the Johannesschule in Rohrbach, the origin of the Glashütter Weiher, the history of Paul’s egg noodles, and many other stories about and from Rohrbach.
Author’s map recommendations
Hiking map St. Ingbert
Book recommendations for this region:
Equipment
All important information about equipment can be found in our packing list.
Localization
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User Questions