Wolfstein - Leienberg Trail

This hike holds many surprises.

From the town hall, it goes uphill over the Neu-Wolfstein Castle Ruins on a well-hikeable forest path to Dümmler Hut, near the Palatinate high route.

A rest after the climb is recommended. The shelter was renovated by the volunteer fire brigade in 2013 and 2014. The somewhat hidden seating area offers space for up to 25 hikers to rest.

Further steeply upwards past the Pfriemen house through the Golddelle, you reach the highest point, Kreuzfeld (crossing point of many hiking trails in Königsberg).

Downhill on Friedensweg towards PWV Hut Hinzweiler, after about 500m turn right. Now you hike through a geological peculiarity in Königsberg.

Here stretches a huge porphyry rubble slope. In the summer months, it heats up and has its own microclimate.

Between stunted oaks and pines, over a rubble path, you reach the viewpoint. From here you can see as far as the Hunsrück. The red kite feels comfortable here. Warm updrafts remind of the climate of southern countries.

From here it goes downhill on forest paths towards the forest edge. A short uphill section leads down to a primitive forest area and then to the idyllic small forest lake "Blue Dump" with a spring.

Back, a gently ascending forest path leads to Dümmler Hut. From here, you return the same way as at the beginning of the hike to the town hall square.

WATCH OUT! - Campaign for considerate coexistence in nature

- Always behave thoughtfully, friendly, and considerately towards everyone you meet on the way.

- Take care of nature, do not destroy plants and always stay on the paths.

- Remember a garbage bag for the way and take your waste back home.

- Please keep your dog on a leash at all times. Other visitors and animals will thank you.

- Observe all path closures for your own safety. Even on weekends.

- Only park in designated parking spaces. Leave space for emergency routes and agricultural machinery.

- Please give priority to agricultural and forestry traffic.