Rampelsberg
Rampelsberg | ||
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height | 555 m above sea level NHN | |
location | District of Traunstein , Bavaria , Germany | |
Mountains | Alpine foothills | |
Coordinates | 48 ° 0 '22 " N , 12 ° 42' 43" E | |
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The Rampelsberg is up to 555 m above sea level. NHN high elevation in the north of the Rupertiwinkel in Upper Bavaria . The municipalities Palling , Taching and Tittmoning border on it . The Rampelsberg is largely forested and is heavily used for forestry. Oppacher & Sohn Frischbeton GmbH & Co. KG has a gravel works in the southeast of the Rampelsberg .
history
In the south of the Rampelsberg lies the historic Schlossberg. Here in 1210 the knights of Törring were given permission by the Archbishop of Salzburg to build a castle . However, after violent disputes between Kaspar Ritter von Törring and Heinrich the Rich of Bavaria , the castle was completely destroyed in the ox war in 1421 . The walls of the castle were razed and the stones from the destroyed castle were used to expand the castle to Burghausen . The location of the castle and the moat can still be recognized today by outlines in the landscape.
sport and freetime
There are several marked cycling and hiking trails on the Rampelsberg . The starting point for tours is the Meggenthal Church in the north-west of Tittmoning or as a second entry point on the outskirts of Freutsmoos . The trails are marked as forest adventure trails with information boards and show in a variety of ways the benefits and functions of an intact forest. The routes are only paved in smaller sections and mostly pebbled forest paths.