Right at the beginning, the path takes you directly into the nature reserve "Wälder auf dem Leuscheid" with its near-natural beech forests, stream valleys, and wet heaths. With some luck, you may encounter rare animal species along the way such as the black woodpecker, fire salamander, or alpine newt. You cross the Kesselbach on a pretty natural stone bridge, pass slopes with young oak trees further on, and reach a medieval ring rampart. It probably served primarily to protect the population during attacks. The route continues uphill through bright deciduous forests. Repeatedly, the succession areas of former spruce stands open surprising views into the valley. Shortly after the transmission mast, there is an opportunity for a detour to the natural monument "Blauer Stein". A footpath leads into the dreamy Werfer stream valley, where sections in the forest and along meadows alternate. Deep in the forest, you reach the healing spring at Ohmbach, where benches and tables invite you to rest. According to legend, the spring water once healed a blind robber knight's daughter. On paths, the trail winds through bright reforested areas and deciduous forest downhill to Herchen. Over stairs, you reach the railway bridge over the Sieg and pass the Herchen station. Uphill and downhill, the final section leads you through forest and over meadows back to Stromberg, where after a rest in the oak grove and crossing the Sieg you reach the starting point.