Felsenmeer Lauteral
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A natural 'sea of stones' in Lautertal, Germany, formed by geological processes and used as a quarry by Romans.

📜 Natural monument, vast expanse of granite boulders in Lautertal.
🔍 Once a Roman quarry, shaped by geological forces and glaciation.

Why Go

⛰️ Explore a unique 'sea of stones' landscape and geological formation from ice ages🚶 Hike well-marked trails with varying difficulty🧗 Opportunities for bouldering and rock climbing🏛️ Discover Roman stone masonry, quarry remains and historical artifacts🌳 Part of Geo-Nature Park Bergstrasse-Odenwald🔭 Panoramic views from Auerbach Castle nearby

Why Avoid

⚠️ Rocky terrain requires sturdy shoes🥵 Summer can be warm, challenging climb❄️ Winter visits can be challenging due to ice on rocks

Tips

👟 Sturdy shoes are essential for climbing and hiking.
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Good for families, children enjoy scrambling over rocks.
🐕 Dogs allowed on leash.

Cost

💰 Parking 5 euros.

Hours

🕒 Open year-round; visitor center hours vary by season.

Parking

🅿️ Available at the base of Felsenmeer.

Amenities

ℹ️ Visitor center with information, shop, first-aid room.
🚻 Disabled toilet with EURO lock and baby changing facilities at visitor center.

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