Dahner Rundwanderweg
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/ Markierungszeichen Dahner RundwanderwegPhoto: Tourist-Information Dahner Felsenland -
/ HochsteinmassivPhoto: Kurt Groß, Tourist-Information Dahner Felsenland -
/ HochsteinPhoto: Jacques Noll, Tourist-Information Dahner Felsenland
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/ Burgenmassiv Alt-Dahn im Dahner FelsenlandPhoto: Jacques Noll , Kurt Groß
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/ Auf dem Buregnmassiv Alt-DahnPhoto: „Foto: Dominik Ketz, www.dominikketz.de“, Tourist-Information Dahner Felsenland
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/ Burgenmassiv Alt-DahnPhoto: Tourist-Information Dahner Felsenland
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/ Burgenmassiv Altdahn Dahner Felsenland - 2
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/ Blick ins Dahner Felsenland vom Burgenmassiv Alt-DahnPhoto: Jacques Noll, Tourist-Information Dahner Felsenland
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/ RömerfelsenPhoto: Kurt Groß, Tourist-Information Dahner Felsenland
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/Photo: Tourist-Information Dahner Felsenland
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/ Blick auf die Stadt DahnPhoto: Tourist-Information Dahner Felsenland
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/ Stadt Dahn mit dem JungfernsprungPhoto: Kurt Groß, Tourist-Information Dahner Felsenland
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/ Jungfernsprung Wahrzeichen der Stadt DahnPhoto: Jacques Noll
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/ Blick vom Sängerfelsen auf die Stadt DahnPhoto: Jacques Noll, Tourist-Information Dahner Felsenland
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/ Hexenpilz und SatansbrockenPhoto: Kurt Groß, Tourist-Information Dahner Felsenland
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/ Burgruine NeudahnPhoto: Christoph Riemeyer, Tourist-Information Dahner Felsenland
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/ Burgruine Neu-Dahn Dahner Felsenland
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/ Impressionen bei der Burgruine NeudahnPhoto: Daniela Trauthwein, Tourist-Information Dahner Felsenland
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/ Felsentor unterhalb der Burgruine NeudahnPhoto: Jacques Noll, Tourist-Information Dahner Felsenland
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/ Hütte im Schneiderfeld PWV DahnPhoto: Jacques Noll, Tourist-Information Dahner Felsenland
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/ Unterwegs auf dem Dahner RundwanderwegPhoto: „Foto: Dominik Ketz, www.dominikketz.de“, Tourist-Information Dahner Felsenland
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/ Braut und BräutigamPhoto: Kurt Groß, Tourist-Information Dahner Felsenland
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/ WANDERarena: Wanderwelt Dahner FelsenlandVideo: WANDERarena.com Pfälzerwald-Nordvogesen
Author’s recommendation
Rest Stop
PWV-Hütte im SchneiderfeldBurgenmassiv Alt-Dahn - Grafendahn - Tanstein
Safety information
Despite the well-signposted trail markers along the premium hiking trails, we recommend for security reasons to always have an appropriate hiking map so that, for example when a storm occurs, you can quickly either find shelter or get out of the woods.Especially in the autumn it is also important to remember that leaves lying on the ground can conceal irregularities, such as roots, rocks or holes in the path. Following storms, trees can have been uprooted or have branches hanging down. Such path impairments have to be expected when using such trails . Especially in adverse weather conditions, it may occur that the trails and paths turn into muddy and slippery passages. Path impairments of this kind have to be expected when you go out for a hike. Not all rocks or slopes are secured with ropes or railings and sure footedness is required. Should you be of the opinion that these are not accessible to you then you should try and get around them.
Tips, hints and links
Tourist-Information Dahner Felsenland
Schulstr. 29, 66994 Dahn
Tel. 06391 9196222
www.dahner-felsenland.de
Start
Destination
Turn-by-turn directions
This approximately 18.7 km long circular trail, the Dahner Rundwanderweg, which can be divided into two sections, is certainly one of the most beautiful and interesting hiking trails in the Palatinate. It leads around the spa town of Dahn through a world of bizarre rock giants and mighty castles, through vast forest areas as well as alongside romantic flooded plains and lakes.
The start is in the spa park of Dahn . Over the mighty rock formation of the Hochstein, from the top of which the hiker has a wide view over the Dahner Felsenland, the trail leads to the largest ancient castle in the Palatinate , the "Altdahn-Grafendahn-Tanstein". A visit to the castle museum can be highly recommended. The next imposing stopover on the tour is the rock formation “Römerfelsen”. A ladder leads up to the secured viewing platform on the rock. Here the hiker has a great view over the treetops of the Palatinate Forest . Now on easy forest paths we cross the Lachberg, with views of the castle of Altdahn , past mighty rock walls and over the ridge of the Vogelsberg to the Aussichtskanzel on the famous rock formation "Jungfernsprung", just above the town of Dahn . After a short descent, we reach Dahn again and here ends the first section of the tour.
Now the way leads to the other side of the valley to the viewing platform on the rock formation “Sängerfelsen”and further, past the rock formations of the"Satansbrocken" and “Hexenpilz”, to the mighty castle ruins of "Neudahn" with its towers and rock chambers. There follows a brief descent into the nature reserve Moosbachtal, which will delight nature-loving walkers. Past several small lakes we soon reach the "Dahner Hütte", a tavern run by the Palatinate Forest Association. After a comfortable rest surrounded by breathtaking scenery, we walk along beautiful forest paths to the rock formations "Braut und Bräutigram” and "Wachtfelsen" in Dahn. The trailblazers amongst you now have the opportunity of climbing up to the observation deck of the Wachtfelsen, via a ladder. The path now leads back through Dahn to the starting point in the park.
Note
Public transport
Public transport friendly
By train to Bad Bergzabern or Hinterweidenthal, from there by bus to Dahn. From the town center on foot to the spa park
Getting there
B10 to exit Hinterweidenthal, continue on the B427 to 66994 Dahn, there the signs Kurpark
Parking
Parking house of the guest,Weißenburger Straße 17 d, 66994 Dahn
Coordinates
Book recommendation by the author
Premium-Wanderbuch "Pfälzerwald" mit 17 Premium-Rundwegen und Streckenwegen.
Verlag: idemedia GmbH, ISBN 978 - 3 - 942779 - 54 - 8
Autoren: Ulrike Poller und Wolfgang Todt
Author’s map recommendations
Wander- und Radwanderkarte Dahner Felsenland 1:25.000, 8,90 €uro zzgl. Portokosten von 1,55 €uro Neu ab 2019: 6. Auflage: Wandern und Radfahren im Dahner Felsenland mit den Premium-Wanderwegen, den Haupt- und Rundwanderwegen, den Radrouten sowie dem Rettungspunkte-System im Maßstab 1:25.000, ISBN 978-3-945138-06-9
Equipment
Sturdy footwear and all-weather clothing, sun and rain protection, and a sufficient quantity of food and drink, should no refreshment facilities or shopping possibilities exist or be open. Although the path is always very well marked, you should for safety reasons always have an appropriate hiking map with you.
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