Discover the Odenwald between the Main and Neckar rivers
A small lawn for camping in Walldürn, in a quiet village in the Odenwald between Würzburg and Heidelberg. There isn't much to it: a meadow, plus bathroom, kitchen and the hosts' terrace for grilling. In the evening it smells of charcoal. Otherwise it's peaceful. The hosts know the area and tell you where it's worth going — to the Felsenmeer or into the Odenwälder gorges. Würzburg is a good 45 kilometers away, a day trip to the marketplace.1
What Hinterland writes
„We live in a small quiet village in the idyllic Odenwald between Würzburg and Heidelberg. Here you can experience nature and culture -
gladly we give tips for excursions as experts!“
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Sights in the area1
Felsenmeer (Sea of Rocks)
A hillside strewn with giant granite boulders in the southern Odenwald, wrapped in a legend of feuding giants. Kids clamber over the stones for hours — the go-to spot for a hiking day.
Margarethenschlucht
The deepest gorge in the Odenwald, where the Fallbach tumbles over sandstone steps. The narrow path stays cool and shady on hot days, a solid afternoon outing.
Würzburg
The baroque town on the Main, a good 45 kilometres away, with its Residenz palace and the vineyards above the river. The city day for when the village gets too quiet.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on Hinterland applies.
