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週末にはシュヴェービッシャー・アルプフェラインが運営する小屋があります。塔の上からの眺めは最高です。一番高い場所、塔の上です。それ以上高くはなれません。

These giant sequoia trees aren't in Welzheim, but in Wüstenrot! 😳

In Welzheim, there's a beautiful circular trail that leads through the Roman Forest to the impressive giant sequoia trees (Wellingtonias). The trail is easy, leads through woodland and past relics of Roman history. It's well signposted and also suitable for families with children, although it's not stroller-friendly. The trail begins at the "Sempervivum" hiking car park and leads to the impressive trees, which can be seen after just a few meters.

worth seeing

the view was great!!

In the forests of Wüstenrot and neighboring Löwenstein, Wellingtonia trees over 100 years old grow. These giant sequoias were the seeds of which King Wilhelm II acquired in America in 1865 to plant in the Wilhelma Garden in Bad Cannstatt. Since there were too many seedlings (4,000), they were sold to municipalities and private individuals. This is why, today, parks and gardens boast specimens of this giant over 135 years old.

Sit down and just relax.

The Juxkopfturm in Spiegelberg is a 22-meter-high observation tower that sits on the Juxkopf (533 m above sea level). It was built in 1932 by the Swabian Alb Association from wood on a concrete base and offers excellent panoramic views. From the platform you can overlook the valleys of the Neckar, Rems and Jagst, as well as see the Swabian Alb and the Northern Black Forest. The tower is open on Sundays and public holidays from the beginning of April to the end of October. When the weather is nice, it is a popular place for hikers and day trippers who want to enjoy the breathtaking view.