In southwest Germany, not far from the French border, lies the Palatinate Forest. Colourful red sandstone rocks and countless castles and ruins tower above the pine-scented forests. Trifels with its lofty Reichsburg is the best-known rock castle. Wildcat and lynx prowl through the undergrowth, red deer with magnificent antlers and Corsican mouflons with snail-shaped horns strut around Germany's largest contiguous forest area. On the border with France in the Dahner Felsenland, the landmark of the Palatinate Forest towers above the treetops: the Teufelstisch, the most famous rock formation in the Palatinate Forest Nature Park ...