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rest area

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For fresh air fans

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https://www.vg-eisenberg.de/freizeit-tourismus/museen/grubenmuseum In operation from 1920 to 1996

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Beautiful hiking hut, at events such as the Nature Walk this is also used by the organizer as a refreshment point.

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View of the Erdekaut, viewing platform

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on July 4th, 2023 with KLaus Schaubel and Markus Setzepfand no specimen was found on the eastern embankment

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A 🏺🏛Roman industrial area and archaeological site.

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Great views of the different lakes.

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A beautiful landscape conservation area which can be walked through on paths and has benches to rest ready to enjoy at one or the other former pit (now lakes)! The Erdekaut, since 2008 also the Erdekaut adventure landscape, is a landscape conservation area in the north-eastern Palatinate Forest (Rhineland-Palatinate), which was established on the basis of abandoned clay pits and bears the number 07-LSG 3.020. A mining museum is operated in the centrally located historic building of the only preserved Riegelstein mine. (Wikipedia)

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Landscape protection area/nature experience landscape The Erdekaut, since 2008 also Erlebnislandschaft Erdekaut, is a landscape conservation area in the north-eastern Palatinate Forest (Rhineland-Palatinate), which was established on the basis of abandoned clay pits and bears the number 07-LSG 3.020. A mining museum is operated in the centrally located historic building of the only preserved Riegelstein mine. (Wikipedia) The Riegelstein pit in the former clay and sand pit area between Eisenberg and Hettenleidelheim was still in operation until 1996; Green clays were mined at a depth of approx. 50 m. After the pits were abandoned, a unique landscape protection area with rare animals and plants was created here. The Zweckverband Erdekaut, founded in 2003 by the town of Eisenberg (Palatinate) and the local community of Hettenleidelheim, has set itself the task of preserving and caring for the landscape protection area and the Riegelstein pit. The animal and plant world should be protected and their continued existence guaranteed. The post-mining landscape was made accessible to tourism in line with the protective purpose. Signposted circular hiking trails, various vantage points and adventure playgrounds invite young and old to linger. vg-eisenberg.de The 64-hectare conservation area is around 250 m above sea level. NHN between Eisenberg and Hettenleidelheim in the hilly floodplain south of the Eisbach and mostly east of the federal highway 47. The northern part belongs to Eisenberg, the southern part to Hettenleidelheim. The eastern border roughly coincides with the Schulwiesengraben, which flows a few meters to the east from the left into the Seltenbach, a right-hand tributary of the Eisbach. ... The landscape protection area was established in 1985. The name derives from the Palatinate term Kaut for "pit" and refers to the former mining of clay, which can be traced back over centuries. At peak times, 800 miners were employed. ... Closing the clay pits encouraged the creation of ponds and open land. Such a landscape provides habitat for rare plants and animals, especially certain dragonfly, amphibian and bird species, which are under protection because they are threatened with extinction. In addition to 16 orchid species, e.g. Flat-bellied dragonfly, crested newt, common toad and yellow-bellied toad as well as wryneck, kingfisher and little bittern. The protection of the earth in 1985 prevented major human intervention in the established biotope. (Wikipedia)

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Rest area with hut in the forest.

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One of several very beautiful little lakes.

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Landscape protection area worth seeing with rare animals and plants, signposted circular hiking trails, various vantage points and adventure playgrounds, developed on the former clay and sand pit area of the Riegelstein pit, which was still in operation until 1996. (Info: https://www.vg-eisenberg.de/freizeit-tourismus/sehenswuerdigkeit/erlebnislandschaft-erdekaut/)

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The highlight already exists under the same name

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In the Erlebnislandschaft Erdekaut you can find old mining equipment in several places. he clay mining determined economic life in Eisenberg for a long time. Have stayed one unique landscape protection area and the mining museum. Both nature and the history of mining are made tangible in the tour. Duration: 1.5-2 Hours of film about sound degradation,

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Very nice little NSG on a former mine site.

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This beautiful excavation site of a Roman vicus with an eventful past is supported by a support association: www.foerderverein.vicus-eisenberg.de

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During the construction work on the south-east bypass road in the early 1990s, traces of Roman settlement were found at the intersection with the K 73 (towards Seltenbach). The Roman Vicus Eisenberg was a center of iron smelting. The State Archeology Directorate, various universities and volunteers have been carrying out regular excavations since 1992. Over 20 houses have already been uncovered and documented. The General Directorate for Cultural Heritage has published a book on this (available from the VG Eisenberg service office). https://www.vg-eisenberg.de/freizeit-tourismus/sehenswuerdheiten/roemerpark-vicus-eisenberg/

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The Riegelstein mine in the former clay and sand mine area between Eisenberg and Hettenleidelheim was still in operation until 1996; Green clays were mined at a depth of approx. 50 m. After the pits were abandoned, a unique landscape protection area with rare animals and plants was created here. https://www.vg-eisenberg.de/freizeit-tourismus/sehenswuerdheiten/erlebnislandschaft-erdekaut/

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The Erdekaut, since 2008 also Erlebnislandschaft Erdekaut, is a landscape conservation area in the north-eastern Palatinate Forest (Rhineland-Palatinate), which was established on the basis of abandoned clay pits and bears the number 07-LSG 3.020. A mining museum is operated in the centrally located historic building of the only preserved Riegelstein mine https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erdekaut A really worthwhile destination for young and old

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