Lemberger Loggers' Route

The starting point of the path is the parking lot at the SV Lemberg sports ground. From there, the signs lead down a narrow path and the route crosses the L485 after a while. The path leads over a small bridge over the Salzbach into the forest. After a while, the first highlight of the route is reached, the Stephanshäuschen. Additionally, right next to the Stephanshäuschen is an oak tree declared a natural monument as well as a seating area, offering a good opportunity for a rest. The path continues past the Blacksbrunnen, uphill to the Grafenfelsen. It is worthwhile to climb the iron stairs to enjoy the beautiful panoramic view from the rock. From the Grafenfelsen, the route goes back into the forest, where the next remarkable rock formation is not long in coming. The path runs around the Fleckstein and then through an impressive rock gate. Afterwards, it goes for a few meters along the rock wall until the path meets the somewhat wider forest path again. Now it goes downhill along the Rentnerpfad to the Melkenplätzer pond into the Storrbach valley. From the pond, the path follows the former log-driving canal up to the Philippsklause (Wüstklamm). On this route is also the Friedrichshäuschen, which has several seating options and is therefore suitable for a short break. The route then leads uphill into the forest to leave the Storrbach valley behind. Through the forest and the Lemberg district Langmühle, the path continues past the Rudolf-Keller-Haus and over the already known forest path back to the sports ground and thus the starting point of the route.