Attractions around Treffurt

Wanfried was once an important port and as a terminus of the Weser-Werra shipping a major trading center. The times are long gone, yet testifies here some of the glory … read more

The Werra Bridge Creuzburg was built in 1223 and is the oldest surviving natural stone bridge in the eastern federal states. The stone arch bridge spans the Werra in Creuzburg, Thuringia, with a length of 86 meters. Wikipedia

Built directly on the old Werra bridge (1499 only 200 years after the bridge) with unique murals for this area (inside).

Directly on the Werratalradweg on the market of the small town Creuzburg a lovingly constructed bicycle station, for free setting of the wheels to explore city and castle.

The bike bridge offers the opportunity to circumnavigate the Werra on both sides between Mihla and Creuzburg. Through the bridge, you have the option of choosing the forest path on … read more

Ascent to the Hülfensberg via the Stationsweg followed by a beautiful view

Very good view and interesting story about the German-German division. The Hedrastein is also known as the tower of unity.

The harbor club has restored the old Wanfrieder Schlagd really well. A detour worthwhile for the view, a little rest - and who wants to briefly returns to a cyclist in the restaurant.

Beautiful half-timbered town right on the Werra.

Around the lake there are large sunbathing areas that invite to a picnic. Unfortunately the water quality is not that you can always swim.

Anyone in the area MUST look over here, because it's just lovely.

The silver cliff is 491 meters above sea level and, when the weather is good, offers a wide view of Hessian Switzerland, the lakes in front of Eschwege, the Leuchtberg … read more

A parallel marking of the alternative bike route always accompanies the original hiking path through the wonderful nature of the Thuringian Forest.

The route from Eisenach's Hörschel an der Werra … read more

Germany was divided here

We recommend a hike from the jungle life camp in Lauterbach.

The agent lock of Wendehausen (nomen est omen!) Dates back to the early 1980s and is said to have served to inject and disperse Stasi agents. It was camouflaged as … read more

A comprehensive renovation of the Lengenfeld Viaduct - as was done on other structures along the route between 1910 and 1935 - never took place. As early as the early … read more

Viewpoint (491 m above sea level) on the Gobert high above Meinhard. Magnificent panorama over the Eschweger basin, to the Hainich and in the background to the Thuringian forest (Großer Inselberg (916 m NN)).

In the middle of the cycle path between Falken and Probsteizella are these limestone cliffs, under which you can cycle directly through. A delightful, very beautiful landscape, on the one … read more

Very well preserved bridge from the Middle Ages (one of the oldest natural stone bridges in Germany) Together with the Liborius Chapel, a great photo opportunity. The chapel is only open from Easter.