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Rhineland-Palatinate
Rhenish Hesse
Alzey-Worms
Dittelsheim-Heßloch

Julius Tower – View from Kloppberg loop from Dittelsheim-Heßloch

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Germany
Rhineland-Palatinate
Rhenish Hesse
Alzey-Worms
Dittelsheim-Heßloch

Julius Tower – View from Kloppberg loop from Dittelsheim-Heßloch

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Julius Tower – View from Kloppberg loop from Dittelsheim-Heßloch

03:19

12.0km

200m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: March 4, 2026

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4.24 km

Julius Tower

Highlight • Monument

The Juliusturm above Westhofen was built by its namesake Julius Grünewald, the local historian and former chairman of the Westhofen local history association. Its location offers a wonderful view of the Wonnegau community, extending to the Rhine plain and the heights of the Palatinate.
Source: rheinhessen.de

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4.61 km

Liebesnest Vineyard Shelter

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When I visited here in May 2019, this vineyard house was called "Daniel Graf Monzernheim 1934" (or "Wingertsheisje" in the local dialect) in the Monzernheim mark. But since an official and great hiking trail with signs has been made since then, this little house has also been renamed "Love's Nest". The main purpose of these buildings was to protect everyone who worked here in the vineyards or fields from the elements.

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4.65 km

Gallé View Vineyard Hut

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The house is over 150 years old.
According to an anectode from rlp-tourismus.com/de/infosystem/infosystem/Peters-Heisje_Westhofen/infosystem.html:
Around 1950 there was a carpenter by the name of Dieter Fuchs, who also worked as a Wingertschütz that fall. At that time, muzzle-loading pistols were still in use. He had it, as they said, "fisted behind the ears". So he asked the little Peter buyer, then around 7 years old, if he didn't even want to scare his father. Since it was warm that day, Peter had short He took the pistol and carried it barrel down, slightly concealed on the right side, but before he could startle his father, a shot went off and little Peter shot himself in the right calf! ran away, because his father was not allowed to notice, but then the community nurse Sophie had to be fetched in the evening. The result was a treatment with clay and a strong lecture. The wall to the right and left of the house reflected the heat so well that the Buyer's children were the first to eat the grapes in the parallel row in autumn.

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4.68 km

Westhofen Cross

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The "Westhofener Kreuz" offers not only a wonderful view of Westhofen, but also to the mountain road. A truly peaceful place with a bench.

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5.59 km

The roof of this vineyard hay is said to be reminiscent of a Chinese straw hat. Therefore the name.

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5.86 km

Unfinished Heisje (Vineyard Hut)

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The Heisje was built in several construction phases. It possibly served as a shelter for the quarry workers. It was backfilled in the 1960s.

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6.54 km

Vierecksheisje Westhofen

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The Viereckkheisje is said to have been built in 1920. But the number 1891 should be read on the ridge keystone.

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11.0 km

View from Kloppberg

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The Kloppberg lies at 293.4 m above sea level. On some days, you can actually see the Frankfurt skyline, including the MesseTurm, but almost always the southern Bergstrasse.

Restaurants on the Kloppberg: the Weinkastell (upscale) and the Turmlokal (rustic) (stoeckbauers-weinkastell.de/).

A special feature of the geology of the Kloppberg are the bog iron ore deposits. Dinotheria sands and bog iron clays are found on this plateau, lying on limestone. From around 1820 to 1870, significant quantities of iron ore were open-cast here, washed in ore washes, and transported for further processing to the smelting works in Eisenberg, Hochstein, and Trippstadt. Source: wonnegau.de

The Jacob's Trail and the BohnErzWeg trail pass by here.

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10.5 km

1.02 km

289 m

273 m

Surfaces

5.18 km

3.75 km

2.57 km

284 m

253 m

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