Felsenmeer

Felsenmeer is a fascinating geological formation in the Odenwald region of Germany, known as the 'sea of rocks'. It is a place where thousands of huge diorite boulders form an amazing landscape, the result of millions of years of erosion processes.

Local legends tell of giants throwing boulders at each other, while history indicates that the Romans used the site as a quarry.

A great option for a half-day family hike - well-marked trails lead between the boulders, offering great views of the surrounding forest. For activity lovers, it's a paradise for climbing and exploring.