Just escaping a near-burnout, Solveig seeks profound insights and companionship on a hike across the Swabian Jura. However, the paths are too lonely for social interaction, and she has no time for deep insights, as she is preoccupied with finding accommodation, caring for her battered feet, and contemplating the radically idyllic landscapes. It is only a dramatic experience at the Rosenstein ruins that draws her attention to the truly important questions: How did she maneuver herself into exhaustion? What does she want to spend her life on? And where can she find the next piece of cake?.