View from Dietzenröder Stein

Once there, you can enjoy one of the most exclusive views in Eichsfeld. In the valley you can see the small but very pretty place Dietzenrode and on the left in the background is Bad Sooden Allendorf. The climb to almost 500m is definitely worth it. For this you drive to the trail parking lot in front of Asbach and stick to the signs a 1 in the yellow circle. The trail is, depending on how many detours you make, between 4 and 7km long. In about two hours you are including breakfast on the benches, here at Dietzenröder stone, through. This hike is sure to be remembered for a while.

The Dietzenröder stone is the southwesternmost and highest elevation (just under 500 meters) of the small mountain plateau "Auf dem Stein". At the western edge of the break, there is a rock wall made of shell limestone, the so-called Dietzenröder cliffs. On the benches you can rest and enjoy the great view into the Walse- and Werratal as well as the adjoining mountain country.

The rocky massif of the Dietzenröder Stein, visible from afar - 496 m above sea level. NN -
was at the time of the deposition of the shell limestone, before 235 - 243
million years, from a tropical to subtropical marginal
sea covered. There were only narrow connections to the world
sea. (from information board)