Holhweg
Holhweg is a term primarily used in German-speaking regions to describe a type of path or track that has become deeply worn into the ground over time due to repeated use, often by foot traffic or animals. These pathways are typically found in rural or natural landscapes, such as forests, fields, or along hedgerows. The erosion caused by continuous passage gradually lowers the level of the path compared to the surrounding terrain, creating a distinct ditch-like or sunken appearance.
The formation of a holhweg is a slow process driven by factors like soil type, rainfall, and
Holhwege hold historical significance as they represent ancient routes of travel. They can provide insights into