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always up and down but great to ride

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This linden tree has stood here since 1866; a bench next to its mighty trunk invites you to take a break.

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South of Sülzfeld lies the so-called Grabfeld, a gently rolling hilly landscape in the Franconian-Thuringian border region. Here you cycle through expansive fields, over gentle hills and through small forests. The wide views over the countryside are fantastic and you can really enjoy them on the good cycle path.

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Nice up here, and I, idiot, forgot the notebook🙄😂

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There is a wonderful view from the Hohe Geba! Just enjoy!

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Exact position at the entrance to the Bergstübchen, in the right corner. The exact position of the boxes 🗃️ is often not correct, so you search and search and...😉🙋‍♂️

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A wonderful place with connection to the nature trail 👍 View of the Friedenskreuz border tower of the former GDR and Hermansfeld included 👍

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The Hohe Geba is always worth a detour.

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Stamp a bit hidden in the corner next to the information 🤔

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A beautiful hunting lodge which invites you to rest.

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Remembering the German civil war between Prussia and Bavaria in the Rhön in 1866

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With a lot of luck 🍀 you always get to see one

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Nice view over even with seating

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The wooded area belonging to the castle was already used as a zoo in the 16th century and served as a hunting ground for the Dukes of Sachsen-Meiningen from 1680. Duke George I then had the simple neoclassical building with two corner pavilions built around 1790. During the Napoleonic period there were financial and crewing difficulties. Russian Cossacks plundered the Werra valley in 1813. Only from 1821 under Duke Bernhard II did the area flourish again as a ducal hunting and excursion destination. The grove became a nature park, where pheasants, red deer and fallow deer were kept in enclosures. After the revolution of 1848, the nature park was accessible to all citizens. The castle and park experienced their heyday under Duke George II, when new breeding facilities and ponds were created. After the abdication of Duke Bernhard III. in November 1918 the property came to the Free State of Saxony-Meiningen and from 1920 to the State of Thuringia.

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nice to look at. Already cycled past here twice, unfortunately closed each time.

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Worth seeing mountain. Who has a lot to offer. Children's playground, snack bar, vantage point, star park and Rhön nature garden.

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The Fasanerie hunting lodge was formerly used by the Dukes of Saxe-Meiningen as a hunting lodge and summer house. After the construction of the castle and a pheasantry around 1790, magnificent bonfires and hunts were held here. Today you can treat yourself to a break in the restaurant.

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Beautiful, spacious summit plateau. Can be hiked from several sides. We were only able to use the catering facilities C-19 to a limited extent (Rostbrätel and 🍺 Well, what more could you want?) In any case, great views if the weather cooperates. See you Sam 👋

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View of the Peace Cross

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At the moment from Thursday to Sunday sale of delicious delicacies on the terrace.

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