At the Shoe Factory Experience Center in Hauenstein, visitors can watch live as shoes are made; the facility describes the shoes as “100% Made in Germany”. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Hauenstein can then continue searching for accommodation.
Culture
The Lindelbrunn Ruin and Falkenburg Ruin are located near Hauenstein. In the surrounding area of Hauenstein are the Altdahn Ruin and Trifels Castle.
Landscape
Heischberg, Heßlerberg and Geiskopf are located near Hauenstein. Ebersberg is also located in the surrounding area of Hauenstein.
Routes
Travelers can reach the starting point in Hauenstein by train via the Queichtalbahn Landau–Pirmasens railway. The station is about two kilometers from the German Shoe Museum; parking is available at the museum.
The Pälzer Keschdeweg begins at the German Shoe Museum in Hauenstein and leads through the Palatinate Forest, with its extensive chestnut forests, toward the German Wine Route. The first stage from Hauenstein to Annweiler is about 14 kilometers long.
Other places in the same region: Rumbach, Heltersberg, Busenberg, Dahn, Bruchweiler-Bärenbach, Niederschlettenbach, Schweix, Nothweiler
