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Römerschanze
The Römerschanze – officially the earthwork "Ohrenbacher Schanze" and locally also called Heunenschüssel or Vielbrunner Schanze – is a prehistoric or early-medieval rampart enclosure on the Geißberg ridge above the Ohrenbach valley. Whether the rectangular earthwork dates from Roman or early-medieval times remains an open question to this day.
Springerbach
The Springerbach is a small stream just over two kilometres long in the sandstone Spessart. It rises west of Miltenberg and joins the River Main from the left southeast of Kleinheubach, passing landmarks such as the Heunensäulen, Roman Limes remains and the park of Löwenstein Castle along the way.
St. Michael
St. Michael is the pilgrimage and monastery church of Engelberg Abbey above the Main, perched some 250 metres up on a spur of the Spessart hills overlooking Großheubach – with Miltenberg to the south-east, from where an old pilgrims' path climbs up. The church carries a double dedication: it honours the Archangel Michael while also drawing pilgrims to the late-medieval devotional image known as „Maria von der Freude“ (Mary of Joy).
























































