Parish Church St. Wendelinus

The provost church of St. Servatius in Buchholz has been in existence for almost 900 years above Burgbrohl and Weiler.

8 stations along the 1.7 km long adventure circular path motivate young and old visitors to discover, learn, and play in the forest. Here, one learns interesting and noteworthy facts about the many connections between the forest and us humans. The highlight is the approximately 400 meter long forest ball track, located at the end of the circular path. A huge fun for children! The ball zooms downward in the middle of the forest.

Of the many former mills on the Oberahr now exist only a very few. One of these mills is the mill Gillig in Antweiler.

If you would like to learn more about tuff, you can find out more about this rock and its possible uses here in the "Weiberner Schaufenster" on the left. The path up to the right also takes you in just a few minutes to the open-air exhibition at the stone saw house, where, among other things, a stone saw and a crane clearly illustrate the work processes involved in the tuff stone. The tourist information offers regular guided tours to the impressive Weiberner tuff quarries and - like the local stone cutters' association - organizes hands-on stone hammering courses, in which individual works of art are created from volcanic rock.

The Rodder Maar probably got its origin from a meteorite impact and has been used by humans in many different ways over the past 200 years.