ノインハイリンゲンのおすすめランニングルート

Church saints, inconspicuous but wonderful to behold. Along the former old railway line, now a cycling and hiking path, stands a converted DR railway carriage, which can be booked for an overnight stay through the "Landfactur" (a local company), among others. A detour from here to Volkenroda Monastery, about 15 km by bike, is also worthwhile. The local butcher shop, located directly on the main road, provides excellent supplies (e.g., Thuringian sausage).

Single stamps, often no highlights, somewhere in the fields and meadows, where hares and hedgehogs usually say goodnight to each other, where thousands now go and are eyed strangely by locals – did it have to be chosen like this? Touringen organizers, it could definitely be done better! Exploring Thuringia is truly interesting and beautiful, we say that so often on the road! You get to places you'd never have strayed into before. But guiding thousands of people to often questionable individual highlights is truly ecologically counterproductive. What were the people in charge thinking? 😳

Go for a relaxed run in sunny winter weather and enjoy the beauty of the local nature.

Stamp fetched and further

Now “received” the stamp on foot and also by bike… However, whether one absolutely has to go there is a matter of opinion. 🤷🏻‍♂️

The 50th stamp office of Touringen.de

Fancy Thuringia? Then discover Touringen! Touringen combines the fun of hiking with adventure and a sense of discovery. The principle is very simple: you follow the Touringen stamps and are automatically on the most beautiful hiking trails in Thuringia. Together with regional hiking trail experts, 221 stamps have been placed throughout the state for you. Discover the Touringen stamp booklets with valuable regional highlights and insiders on all tours, or simply start collecting. Diligent collectors are not only rewarded with six different badges, but also with spectacular views, legendary gorges and award-winning hiking experiences. All information at www.touringen.de

Don't forget the Touringen stamp booklet.