The starting point of the route is at the village square of Niederbexbach and leads towards Kirkel Old Town over fields and through forest passages back to Niederbexbach.
The meadow irrigation in the valley of the Blies in Niederbexbach has a history of more than 230 years. Who has seen the ditches and sluices with their dam systems in the valley in Niederbexbach? But what were they built for, how does such a sophisticated system work? On a hike, you experience, in addition to hydrological aspects, the proximity to the Blies as a flowing water body.
Autorentipp
Read on the posted boards what interesting things there are to report from the region.
Wegbeschreibung
The starting point of the route is at the village square of Niederbexbach. From there, the hiking trail first leads into the “Bliestalstraße” and branches off to the right to a farm at the town exit, curving left into the forest towards the A6 motorway. It goes under the motorway through a bridge and further to the Woogsacker Mill. There, the route crosses the L 116 country road and shortly after passes left by the Feilbach until it passes under the motorway again. Past the forest edge, the round route goes by cultivated fields to the L 116, which is crossed to the left. At the outskirts of Niederbexbach, the hiking trail follows the street “Zum Kornfeld” and then through the “Gassenweg” back to the starting point.
Ausrüstung
All important information about equipment can be found in our packing list.
Sicherheitshinweise
Attention:
Basically, entering the forest and walking on the hiking trails is at your own risk.
Seasonal or weather-related conditions require increased surefootedness on certain path sections.
Therefore, wear clothing and hiking shoes appropriate to the season and weather with suitable tread.
Please pay special attention to:
Careful walking on the constructed stairs in the forest (they may be slippery due to fallen leaves).
TOGETHER WITH RESPECT
Friendliness, understanding, and consideration for each other are fundamental principles for the cooperative use of our natural environment. The code of conduct is:
Use existing paths, follow signposting, and respect path closures
Do not leave traces such as litter or dog waste and treat the path with care
Respect other users of forest and countryside
Take care of animals and plants
Plan ahead 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 provided herein.
USAGE NOTE:
Dear hiking friends, the trails also lead along natural paths through pristine 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 formations for safety reasons. Furthermore, we point out the presence of natural forest hazards. Due to weather conditions, some places on the path may be soft and slippery and should therefore be walked carefully. Sturdy footwear is recommended on all routes, surefootedness essential.
Use of hiking trails and premium hiking trails is at your own risk.
MARKING AND SIGNPOSTING:
All quality trails are circular routes that can be walked in both directions. Therefore, signposting is provided for both directions. Try walking the route the other way round and you will discover completely new perspectives and different views.
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