The historical boundary stones that stand along the way to the Mottener Haube lookout tower are from 1729. The year 1873 stands for a later border survey, because there were often errors in the borderline, the borders often had to be re-recorded and petrified after a previous inspection . The official boundary between the Fulda regional offices of Brückenau and Motten on the one hand and the offices of Waldaschach and Bischofsheim in Würzburg were redefined in 1774. The one between the bishopric of Fulda and Hesse was committed in 1729 and a recess (comparison under state law) was drawn up. The initials KB stand for the Kingdom of Bavaria and KP for the Kingdom of Prussia.

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Nico

June 16, 2023

Here you have to be careful that you don't stumble over the boundary stones... given the large number

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Carsten (📍FFB)

July 14, 2020

Great hike and many beautiful views await you.

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Distance 3.10 km

Uphill 220 m

Downhill 100 m

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Location: Kalbach, Landkreis Fulda, Kassel District, Regierungsbezirk Kassel, Hesse, Germany

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