Dillquelle

The source of the 55-kilometer dill is 567 meters above sea level. NN below the Haincher Höhe directly on Rothaarsteig. The Dill opens at Wetzlar in the Lahn.

Especially in summer a top place to take a break. At the Dillquelle can be filled up the bottles 💦💦💦

Nice rest area. Cool in summer.

Here you can rest super.
You can even refill crickets here and the water supplies with fresh spring water.

Very nice to rest on a tour. Attention: During a longer drying time there is not much water at the source.

Great rest stop, even a grill is available. If you're not out and about in the summer of 2018, where the spring has almost dried up, you can top up your water bottle.

Ideal for a little break

Nice rest area in good condition. As Richard Haase writes, there is currently little water from the source. July 18

Not only the Rothaarsteig, but also the Elisabeth Trail passes the Dillquelle.
There are Elisabeth paths 3. They lead to the grave of St. Elisabeth in the Elisabeth church in Marburg. This is the third path. The way from Cologne to Marburg.
2 more trails start in Frankfurt and Eisenach.

Above the Dillquelle is a small hut. Rest stop and bottle.

A possible destination for any hike or bike ride from the Johannland is the Dillquelle.

It is located about 6 kilometers from Irmgarteichen in the forest beyond the border with Hesse. Even in bad weather, it offers a good barbecue thanks to a covered barbecue and open cabin.

Elaborate space with shelter, fireplace, plenty of seating.
An excursion destination sometimes for a whole day. TOP Highlihgt

Nice place for a break and you can refill the bottles

Great rest area with shelter

Well maintained complex with barbecue area.

Very nice place to take a break.

The way is worth it

Always a good place to rest.

Always worth a visit.

Here I met the "Wandering Dutchman". A hiker who was on foot on the way from Sicily to the North Cape. We had a very nice conversation.

The highlight already exists!

Super nice place, ideal for resting, unfortunately in the long drought even here hardly any water

The Dillquelle is worth a visit!

Always a nice destination :-)