According to legend, one of them was very beautiful. A hunter pursued her but abandoned her after achieving his goal. Years later, he returned to the Wildweibchenstein, unaware that he had a son. His love for the wild woman reignited, and he took both mother and child with him.

Another tale tells that the wild women would occasionally leave their forest to ask the farmers of Laudenau for bread. Those who gave them something would find silver spoons in their drawers the next day.

The secret of the "wild white heaths and the wild white selves" is mentioned on another plaque. It was said that whoever uncovered the secret of these healing plants would be granted immense wealth.

Healers, sought out by the sick for treatment, have a long tradition and still exist today. They possessed special knowledge of medicinal plants and their preparation. In the past, they were often surrounded by an aura of mystery, which frequently led to the creation of legends. It is therefore quite possible that wise, knowledgeable women once lived at this rock long ago—after all, there was once a cave beneath the rock, though it has since been filled in.