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The loose stone on the Welzberg at Calw

The loose rock is only two times two times one meter high rock of red sandstone. Despite the small size of any surrounding something special, something mysterious about this stone.

The road that leads from Calw-Stammheim out to spur the Welzbergs is, Bobble-Steinweg. And next to the stone is a wooden sign that points to this Geotop. It would run without this wooden sign danger to miss the first visit the stone smooth and easy to walk past him.

The upright standing single block is preserved by Fußsteine from tipping over. This adds to the mystery that revolves around the loose stone. Are these relics Fußsteine natural weathering? Or they were taken sometime of people in this situation? It is believed today that the base of this rock was once a Celtic worship.

A sign points to the loose stone on the way Welzberg at Calw

The vertically standing rock is preserved by Fußsteine from tipping over.

on the loose stone signs are engraved mysterious hints and only districts of the Forest Service?

The Fußsteine the loose stone give a puzzle.

reach the loose stone on a pleasant walk from Calw-Heumaden. By car, turn on the B295 at the intersection with traffic lights after Heumaden. Follow the Heinz Schnauer Street, which passes through all Heumaden and end of the building describes a right turn. At the end of the Heinz Schnauer-road is a cemetery. Parking is available in the parking lot next to the cemetery.

leads from the parking lot with a yellow diamond of the Black Forest Club marked path to the loose stone. The road first runs through meadows and occurs later in the woods. After about 2 miles reached the loose stone. He is on the right of the path.