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Length:about 16 km
Land of the Federal Republic:Rhineland-Palatinate
Region: forest
Process direction:East - west
Terminator points:May chamber | width stone
Elevator process:150 m - 650 m - 200 m NN

16 km long dead head restraint race forest in the German Land of the Federal Republic Rhineland-Palatinate runs in the

Process

As idyllische trip route the dead head restraint race of May chamber at the edge of the lowlandses of the Upper Rhine in northwest direction leads winding up in the forest, past at the summits of Kalmit (673 m) and sheep head (617 m) as well as at the dead head hut, and ends in the valley of the Speyerbachs with the Weiler width stone. The altitude changes from scarcely 150 m with May chamber over 650 m to the Kalmit to approximately 200 m with width stone.

Sport

A part of the dead head restraint race is used occasionally for mountain groping with Radrennen and for the Kalmit Berglauf, which belongs to the mountain run series.

History

From 1957 to 1961 the dead head restraint race and its environment were Tummelplatz of a gang of young criminal ones under her leader Bernhard Kimmel, who looked for aluminium Capone of "“press contacts under the name "„and appropriate attention received. High point by the gang 187 criminal offences (v. A. arsons and many break-downs) committed were in New Year's Eve 1960/61 the murder of the landlord Karl Wertz of the Heller hut likewise lain in the area. The authors had already down-burned the dead head hut before.

See also

  • Haardtgebirge
  • forest

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